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The Oakridge Estate Park construction is finished and the park is open to the public. The eight-acre park has 128 new trees, 12 picnic tables, playground equipment, a small amphitheater and a meandering .3-mile walking trail. Children will enjoy the bouncy tractor and the mare and foal sculpture.

Elections for 7 seats on the Northridge West Neighborhood Council will be held on May 4.

The next Northridge West Neighborhood Council general board meeting will be a holiday mixer for the community. It will be held on December 11th. Please join us for some holiday cheer and complimentary food and refreshments. 

Topics discussed at the October 2018 council meeting include a coyote trap-and-release program proposal to the city by City Councilman Mitchell Englander, the Los Angeles Community Plan updates, the 50-acre Bloom Park groundbreaking in Porter Ranch, and the new 148 room boutique hotel in the works at CSUN, at the corner of Zelzah and Nordhoff.

“We’re trying to build trust externally [with the community],” said Moore, "...Partly, it’s listening. Partly, it’s giving people a voice — and feeling that they have a say."

The LA Department of Public Works has been repaving Harnett Street in Northridge through our request with Councilmember Englander's Office.

The Northridge West Neighborhood Council was on hand to greet people at the National Night Out Against Crime Celebration at Northridge Park on Tuesday, August 7. It was a great evening of fun with hot dogs, face painting, a screening of the movie Ferdinand and more.

The volunteer members of the Northridge West Neighborhood Council (NWNC) work tirelessly to make Northridge a place of which we can all be proud. Here is a roundup of what is happening in our part of Northridge.

This project is custom tailored to be the heart of Porter Ranch and will create needed jobs, include desirable living space, and be a beautiful addition to our community.

"The volunteer resident members of NWNC work diligently throughout the year to keep the Northridge West community abreast of the various projects, programs and elections that may affect us on a local, county or state level."