Most Chatsworthians are on the other side of their 40’s and nearly three-fourths of the population are homeowners. It’s a great place if you

You can thank the Los Angeles Olive Growers’ Association for the transformation of this foothill chapparal now known as “the sea of trees,”

You won’t find his chimp Cheeta here, but it’s an actual fact that Tarzana was named after the storybook jungle man, Tarzan. The affluent ne

Twelve miles north of downtown is the very small, very sought after bedroom community known as Toluca Lake. Don’t expect to see the actual l

Valley Glen takes a lot of pride in being one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the San Fernando Valley. Just take a look at “The Great W

Lush landscapes, high home values, and a charter school with a near perfect API score, makes Valley Village one of the most sought after communities in the SFV. Originally part of North Hollywood, a small group of owners rallied to get their two square miles separated into their own bedroom community. Centered perfectly, Valley Village is cradled by the NoHo Arts District, Studio City, and Sherman Oaks. With a strong Neighborhood Council and Homeowners Association, locals hav

Part residential, part commercial, West Hills was established in 1987 when it separated from Canoga Park. You may see a few “Just Married” c

Crafty commuters will appreciate Van Nuys’ Amtrak stop to easily get to Downtown, and the FlyAway Bus for stress-free trips to LAX. You can