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The Best Of Ongoing Collaboration Award presented to Valley Disaster Preparedness Team at Valley Alliance of Neighborhood Council’s (VANC) annual mixer held at Carla’s Café, CBS Studios, Studio City, CA, on Thursday, April 10, 2014 About 8 years ago, a small group of Neighborhood Council members passionate about emergency preparedness …

Our mission as a neighborhood council is to engage you, our stakeholder, and make government more accountable and responsive to the needs of our community. Northridge West NC invites you to take our survey and let us know what you feel the community needs most. Click here for the online survey, …

On Wednesday, December 18, 2013, LA’s City Council voted unanimously to approve CF 12-1682, changing the name and definition of the Factual Basis Stakeholder to Community Interest Stakeholder, defined as those who have a “substantial and ongoing participation within the Neighborhood Council’s boundaries.” The ordinance now goes to the Mayor for …

Join us for a Holiday Gathering Meet your neighbors and friends Come meet your elected Council Members Learn about open seats for our March 1, 2014 election December 10th, 2013, 7:00pm to 8:30pm Northridge Christian Church, 18901 Chatsworth Street, Northridge (Corner of Chatsworth St. and Wilbur) Refreshments from California Pizza …

You are all invited this Saturday 1/8/11 (7AM to 10AM) to join in the trend setting efforts of the Northridge West Neighborhood Councils sponsored Operation Clean Sweep along the North and South side of Tunney Avenue between the Tampa and Devonshire Streets. This weekend’s mission will be to trim and clean up many of the overhanging trees/bushes/debris as we prepare the west side of Tampa Avenue, the north side of Devonshire Street (including the section east of the flood control area) along with the north & south sides of Tunney Avenue for the January 15th Pre-Super Bowl Operation Clean Sweep in which Northridge West Neighborhood Council, Councilman Greig Smith and Hope Worldwide will team up to restore these areas to their natural beauty (See attached flyer) So please tell your friends, neighbors or anyone you think that would be interested in helping improve our community to come and join us as we build our team of dedicated volunteers committed to having fun, meeting new people and making Northridge a cleaner, greener and safer place to live, learn and work. Parking will be on Tunney Avenue along the west side of Tampa Avenue. We will be starting around 7AM and meeting on the south-west corner of Tunney & Tampa Avenue to review the playing field over coffee, donuts, and bagels. Please contact me if you have any questions or need directions.

To All Northridge Stakeholders: We took responsibility for the Reseda median just south of Lassen Street turning it from a weed infested jungle into a nicely manicured Northridge Oasis (See attached pictures). These accomplishments were the results of numerous volunteers that sacrificed many of their Thursday’s, Saturday’s and Sunday’s to …

Northridge West Neighborhood Council, Thank you for your generous donations this past year. We are thrilled to announce that in 2010, because of your generosity, we distributed almost 2 million pounds of food to needy families and individuals. Happy New Year! Thank you again for your contributions! William Hernandez Director, …

To all Northridge Stakeholders: You are all invited this Saturday 12/18/10 (7AM to 10AM) to join in the trend-setting efforts of the Northridge West Neighborhood Council-sponsored Operation Clean Sweep along the West side of Tampa Avenue between the Tunney and Devonshire Street. This weekend’s mission will be to trim and …

To all Northridge Stakeholders: You are all invited this Saturday 12/11/10 (7AM to 10AM) to join in the trend setting efforts of the Northridge West Neighborhood Councils sponsored Operation Clean Sweep along the East side of Wilbur Avenue between the 118 Freeway and Kenya Street. This weekend’s mission will clean up the north section of Wilbur Avenue and allow …

Councilmember Paul Krekorian, chairman of the city’s Education and Neighborhoods Committee, released a comprehensive review today of local democracy following a nearly year-long study of Los Angeles’ 92 neighborhood councils. The report encompasses the wide-ranging views of community leaders throughout Los Angeles. “As Chairman of the Education and Neighborhoods Committee, …