Directory of Neighborhoods Resources

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This category is for websites about neighborhoods in Los Angeles. Examples include community organizations, homeowners' associations, or local newspapers. Sites about individual businesses, services, or people are listed in the appropriate Los Angeles subcategory.

Subcategories

• Arleta
• Baldwin Hills
• Bel Air
• Brentwood
• Canoga Park
• Century City
• Chatsworth
• Crenshaw
• Eagle Rock
• East Los Angeles
• Echo Park
• Encino
• Florence
• Granada Hills
• Harbor City
• Hollywood
• Hyde Park
• Lake View Terrace
• Los Feliz
• Mar Vista
• Mission Hills
• Mount Washington
• North Hills
• North Hollywood
• Northridge
• Pacific Palisades
• Pacoima
• Palms
• Panorama City
• Playa Del Rey
• Porter Ranch
• Rancho Park
• Reseda
• San Pedro
• Sherman Oaks
• Silver Lake
• Studio City
• Sun Valley
• Sunland
• Sylmar
• Tarzana
• Terminal Island
• Toluca Lake
• Tujunga
• Valley Village
• Van Nuys
• Venice
• West Hills
• Westwood
• Wilmington
• Winnetka
• Woodland Hills

Resources in This Category

• Arroyo Seco Neighborhood Council

  http://www.asnc.us/
  Represents the communities of Montecito Heights, Mt. Washington, Monterey Hills, Hermon and Sycamore Grove. Includes meeting details, contact information and resources.

• Atwater Village Neighborhood Council

  http://www.atwatervillage.org/
  Community organization provides a link between city government and stakeholders. Includes committee and general meeting information, news and boundary map.

• Bel Air - Beverly Crest Neighborhood Council

  http://www.babcnc.org/
  Community organization provides a link between city government and stakeholders. Includes news, meeting details and contact information.

• Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council

  http://bhnc.net/
  Community organization provides a link between city government and stakeholders. Includes activities, issues quadrant meeting schedules, agendas, and an archive of meeting minutes.

• Cheviot Hills Homeowners’ Association

  http://www.cheviothills.org/
  Serves the neighborhood of Cheviot Hills. Includes history, organizational information, news and resources.

• Chinatown Los Angeles

  http://www.chinatownla.com/
  Information on the history, cultural landmarks, events and a shopping and dining directory for Chinatown.

• Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council

  http://www.dlanc.org/
  Community organization provides a link between city government and stakeholders. Includes description, FAQ and committee information.

• East Hollywood Neighborhood Council

  http://www.easthollywood.net/
  Community organization providing a link between city government and residents. Includes area history, photographs, video, news and resources.

• Foothill Trails District Neighborhood Council

  http://www.ftdnc.org/
  Community organization provides a link between city government and stakeholders in Lake View Terrace, La Tuna Canyon and Shadow Hills. Includes maps, resources and meeting details.

• Glassell Park Neighborhood Council

  http://glassellparknc.com/
  Community organization provides a link between city government and stakeholders. Includes district maps and representatives, news, resources and meeting details.

• Greater Valley Glen Council

  http://www.greatervalleyglencouncil.org/
  Community organization provides a link between city government and stakeholders in the south valley, including Valley Village, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Toluca Lake, and North Hollywood. Includes map and meeting details.

• Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council

  http://www.greaterwilshire.org/
  Community organization provides a link between city government and stakeholders in several contiguous areas including Brookside, Larchmont, Windsor square and Hancock Park. Includes news and committee information.

• Historic Cultural Neighborhood Council

  http://www.hcncla.org/
  Community organization provides a link between city government and stakeholders in the arts district, Chinatown, el Pueblo de Los Angeles, Little Tokyo, Solano Canyon and Victor Heights. Includes activities and resources.

• Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council

  http://www.historichighlandpark.org/
  Community organization provides a link between city government and stakeholders. Includes news, events and organizational information.

• LA Citywide Alliance of Neighborhood Councils

  http://www.allncs.org/
  Alliance to foster communication between the diverse array of groups forming and operating neighborhood councils locally. Contains news, maps, councils, discussion, meetings, neighborhood, organization, and faq links.

• Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative

  http://www.lani.org/
  Non-profit organization works to improve underserved neighborhoods in the city. Projects affect the pedestrian environment, and are a catalyst for economic revitalization.

• Montecito Heights Improvement Association

  http://www.montecitohts.org/
  Contains local information including news, issues, government, neighborhood parks, history and a message board.

• South Robertson Neighborhoods Council

  http://www.soronc.org/
  Promotes citizen participation in government at a grassroots level. Includes events, committees, news, and community links.

• West Los Angeles - Sawtelle Neighborhood Council

  http://www.westlasawtelle.org/
  Provides representation and advocacy for west LA stakeholders on local government issues. Includes news, committees and resources available to local residents.

• Westside Neighborhood Council

  http://wncla.org/
  Serves the West Los Angeles neighborhoods of Century City, Cheviot Hills and Rancho Park. Includes organizational information, news and resources.

• Windsor Square Association

  http://windsorsquare.org/
  Windsor Square is one of the oldest and most well-preserved neighborhoods in the city. Includes historical information, news and emergency preparedness resources.

 

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