The City of Los Angeles has launched the 2026 Los Angeles Youth Survey to better understand what young people in Los Angeles need, experience, and want City leaders to know. The survey asks about youth opportunities, jobs and career goals, education, mental health, safety, basic needs, transportation, and how young people want to be heard by the City.
Your Valley Village Board of Directors was out on July 4th helping the community celebrate our 250th!
Faith Prebyterian Church is hosting its traditional Community Pancake Breakfast on July 4 at 8:00 AM on the front lawn of the church. We hope to see you there and at the parade!
What a morning in Valley Village! More than 30 members of our community came together on Saturday to clean up the gateway to Valley Village, Laurel Canyon Blvd. Alongside our neighbors, Councilmember Adrin Nazarian and his team, EmpowerLA, the Valley Village Residents Association, and the LA Conservation Corps (LACC), we spent the morning picking up litter, sweeping sidewalks, and connecting with each other. Thank you to everyone who showed up to care for our community.
All fireworks are illegal in Los Angeles including sparklers, firecrackers, bottle rockets, aerial fireworks, safe and sane fireworks. Using them can cost you more than a fine, it can cost you a hand, a home and a life. Don't light fireworks and don't be next.
WE WANT YOU! If you are a rising senior or junior and want a real-time hands on lesson in civics and governance we have a spot for you.
Looking for a chance to beautify your neighborhood with your neighbors? Join us June 20th at Bank of America at Laurel Canyon and Magnolia for Cleanup.
"The key takeaway from tonight's meeting is we need to get to know our neighbors" said Brady. Officer Delbar encouraged neighbor text chains that bring households together to focus on safety communication.
The massive state-of-the-art complex will provide students with performance space for music, theater and dance. Neighborhood Council Valley Village Board members were part of the day’s festivities as they presented the bronze marker that will be mounted outside of Kennedy Hall, recognizing the 15 Coastal Live Oaks that are now protected as City of Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument #1239.
We had a picture perfect Earth Day celebration in Valley Village. Great weather, good turnout of stakeholders, lots of elected officials, and best of all we filled over half the shredding truck, adopted 40 trees and gave out many water saver faucets, and collected over 200 pounds of food for NHIFP.