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Northridge West Board Members greeted attendees of the 2015 Disaster Awareness Fair Saturday, October 3 under sunny skies. Hundreds of people lined up outside waiting to get in and receive preparedness kits, practice CPR, learn about ham radio and more.

The Oakridge Estate, historic home of Barbara Stanwyck, is one of the hidden treasures in our area of Northridge. The Friends of Oakridge are working towards restoring it and making it more available for public use. Meantime they periodically offer tours where you stroll and explore this great estate. If …

Under the scorching sun and high temps the glorious and wonderful individuals of Kiwanis Club of Northridge, the Angels of Northridge Christian Church along with Northridge West Neighborhood Council racked up 106 bags of debris along Chatsworth Street west of Wilbur and along Wilbur Street North and South of Chatsworth Street.

NWNC will have three open seats now with one for At-Large seat, one for NWNC Board for Renter (Resident) in NWNC boundaries and one open seat for a Senior minimum age 62 and living in NWNC boundaries. If interested send e-mail to John Mah at and copy to Tom Johnson at  then put on next NWNC …

For the fourth time in five years, Granada Hills Charter High School has won the Los Angeles Unified School District Academic Decathlon. Granada Hills Charter High School scored a competition- record 59,167.1 points out of a possible 65,400 to win the Los Angeles Unified School District Academic Decathlon for the …

The Northridge West Neighborhood Council is pleased with the great job our ad designer Paul Gentry did in developing the concept and doing the artwork for our new bus ads.  

Mayor Eric Garcetti, Councilman Mitchell Englander, and US Geological Survey seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones hosted a community meeting to provide residents the opportunity to learn more about “Resilience by Design,” Mayor Garcetti’s plan to improve our City’s infrastructure and ensure public safety and preparedness in the event of an earthquake …

This week, Council District 12 Councilmember Mitchell Englander voted to support a comprehensive analysis of the impact and effectiveness of Ordinance #181127, which temporarily reduced the internet-based business tax rate. In March of 2010, the City Council and Mayor approved Ordinance #181127 (CF 09-1914) to reduce business tax rates for internet-based …

On Tuesday, the City Council’s Planning and Land Use Management (PLUM) Committee heard a Planning Department report on the City’s Baseline Mansionization Ordinance (BMO) and the Department’s Neighborhood Conservation Initiative. While the Planning Department begins work to close loopholes in the BMO and develop additional neighborhood conservation tools, the report …