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What’s new in Northridge????  A sixth location of Porto’s is now open in Northridge bringing employment opportunities to local residents .  Check out the Video Courtesy of Mark Hovater and hear opinions from the community.

The Northridge West Neighborhood Council recognizes Mr. Mark Hovater for his contributions to our community. Mark can regularly be found at community events, such as parades, festivals, park clean ups, grand openings, and more! He is always behind the scenes creating videos, interviewing people, and capturing footage of events. He …

On Tuesday, February 22,  the City Council unanimously approved a plan to lower speed limits by 5 mph on 177 miles, or about 2%, of city streets. The change is an effort to make streets in the city safer and to rein in deadly crashes. Here is a list of …

Board member  and  Beautification Committee Chairman, Jorge Antonio Jiménez, states he was proud to represent the Northridge West Neighborhood Council this past Sunday, in partnership with Chatsworth Neighborhood Council, and Volunteers Cleaning Communities, as they cleaned the surrounding areas of Corbin Ave and Devonshire St.   They reported that they collected …

Thank you to all our neighbors who attended the NWNC Ice Cream Social on 1/22/2022. We enjoyed meeting new neighbors and hearing from our CA State Rep. Suzette Martinez-Valladares, former CA Rep. Paula Boland, LAPD Senior Lead Officer Sandra Zamora, and community leaders such as Jill Mather (Adopt 1 Street). …

On Tuesday, January 18, 2022 the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) released a Request for Proposals (RFP) to solicit researchers to conduct the Aliso County Disaster Health Research Study (Health Study).

Are you just tired of seeing litter, bulk items and graffiti on our streets? Join the group who feels the same way, but is going to do something about it! Join volunteering individuals and groups from all over our community who have pledged to help keep our city clean and …

The Northridge West Neighborhood Council began 2021 with Neighborhood Council elections that brought several new Board Members to our existing Board – all who are eager to serve our community. We worked together to establish NWNC Board Priorities to guide our efforts to better serve you. I would like to share …

Your Northridge West Neighborhood Council in Action!  At the December General Board Meeting, the following Community Impact Statement and Letters were approved to be sent.  You can view them here:

The Homeless Count 2022 has been postponed until February. If you are interested in volunteering, you can find out all the details on the theycountwillyou.org website.