GVGC Hears About Crime Solutions
At our January 5 Meeting we heard a crime update from LAPD. A stakeholder reported on how some residents were coordinating efforts in neighborhoods to install Flock cameras on private property for the purpose of increasing neighborhood security.
Help Shape the City Charter
The City of Los Angeles is in the process of identifying recommendations to revise the City Charter which governs the structure and operation of the city government. Take the City Charter Survey and provide your input.
November Meeting News
Our November Meeting included news about demolition at Valley Plaza and Disaster Preparedness Info from LAFD Battalion Chief Damon Leach
October Meeting News
Our October Meeting included updates about Trunk or Treat – Thursday, October 24th, 5 PM to 7 PM, the G/Orange Line and streetlight repairs near Valley College.
Monolux Elementary Garden is Open
This new green space will give students a hands-on way to explore science, sustainability, and teamwork.
We partnered with Council District 2 Adrin Nazarian, Principal Markosyan and Lynnette Yick-Ryan to make this dream a reality.
GVGC Board Member Quoted in LA Times about LACMA Palms
“Mexican fan palms don’t have any environmental value. It costs in the vicinity of $1,000 to just trim one palm, and if you don’t trim them, they’re a huge fire hazard…”
West Nile Virus in Valley Glen
The Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (GLACVCD) has confirmed the first mosquito sample to test positive for West Nile virus (WNV) in Valley Glen this year. This positive sample was detected in mosquito traps in your community on June 30th.
Metro G Line Construction
Hayvenhurst Av: Construction is scheduled to begin as early as Monday, July 28, 2025, at the Metro G Line Busway crossing at Hayvenhurst Avenue.
Valley Glen Elects New Board
It’s official: the results are in for the Greater Valley Glen Council elections! We’re excited to introduce the new board members who will begin their term starting on July 1, 2025.
TUMO Los Angeles Opening
TUMO Los Angeles is a free after-school center where teens take charge of their own education and build real skills for the future—no experience needed.