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• Agoura HillsVisual Concepts Entertainment, with about 655 workers, is the largest private employer in Agoura Hills' 2025 report, behind only the Las Virgenes school district.
• AlhambraThe Valley Boulevard corridor in Alhambra has become a national hub for the headquarters of Asian-owned banks.
• ArcadiaDin Tai Fung, with about 265 employees, appears on Arcadia's 2024 list of top employers alongside Nordstrom and Macy's.
• Beverly GroveThe Beverly Center in Beverly Grove, developed by A. Alfred Taubman, Sheldon Gordon and E. Phillip Lyon, is filled with designer stores and restaurants.
• BeverlywoodBeverlywood lies within the South Robertson neighborhood council area, which is known as a center of Los Angeles' Jewish community.
• BradburyBradbury Estates and Woodlyn Lane are gated, while the rest of Bradbury is not gated.
• BurbankWarner Bros. Discovery, with about 10,890 workers, and The Walt Disney Company, with about 10,000, head Burbank's list of employers.
• Canoga ParkSmall machine shops and other support businesses grew up in Canoga Park to serve Rocketdyne and the rest of the aerospace industry.
• CarthayCarthay belongs to the city's Wilshire Community Plan area, the same planning district as Koreatown and Beverly–Fairfax.
• Century CityConstellation Place, the former MGM Tower in Century City, houses the headquarters of Houlihan Lokey and International Lease Finance Corporation.
• ChatsworthCapstone Turbine, Natel Engineering and Hydraulics International are among the large employers based in Chatsworth, which is also home to the National Notary Association.
• Cheviot HillsBecause Fox Studios and Sony Pictures Studios are each a short drive away, Cheviot Hills streets are often used as sets for films and television.
• Culver CitySony Pictures Entertainment tops Culver City's employer list at about 3,900 workers, and Apple, Westfield Culver City and Amazon Studios each employ roughly 2,000 or more.
• Del ReyThe Maxella Parkette in Del Rey sits just down the street from Culver West-Alexander Park, which offers tennis, pickleball, handball and basketball courts.
• Echo ParkSunset and Glendale boulevards are Echo Park's main commercial corridors.
• El SegundoBoeing's satellite center, with about 12,000 workers, and Raytheon, with about 6,000, led El Segundo's employer list in its 2020–21 report.
• EncinoHealth care, including one of the two Encino-Tarzana Regional Medical Center hospitals, is a leading source of local jobs in Encino.
• FairfaxCBS Television City in the Fairfax District has taped The Price Is Right in its Studio 33, since renamed for Bob Barker.
• GlendaleAdventist Health Glendale, with about 2,600 employees, is second only to the school district among Glendale's largest employers.
• Granada HillsGranada Hills counts fourteen public and ten private schools, and county Environmental Health covers its food businesses from the North service area.
• Hermosa BeachThe city government, a Vons store, Lazy Acres and Trader Joe's were Hermosa Beach's largest employers in 2024, and Hermosa joined Clean Power Alliance in 2024.
• Hidden HillsConceived as a rustic retreat from Los Angeles, Hidden Hills has since been called the glitzy epicenter of Nouveau Hollywood.
• HollywoodDeveloper Whitley opened the Hollywood Hotel in 1902 to draw buyers to the Hurd ranch land he had subdivided.
• Hollywood / Central LAThe city's Central Los Angeles planning area pairs downtown districts such as the Fashion District, Little Tokyo and the Convention Center district with Koreatown, Hollywood and Los Feliz.
• Hollywood HillsForest Lawn Memorial Park and Mount Sinai Memorial Park Cemetery both lie within the Hollywood Hills neighborhood.
• Hollywood Hills WestHollywood Hills West includes the Sunset Plaza, Crescent Heights, Lookout Mountain and Nichols Canyon areas, running north to Mulholland Drive.
• KoreatownVacant offices along declining mid-Wilshire drew wealthier South Korean immigrants who opened businesses, and that trade kept many of Koreatown's Art Deco buildings economically viable.
• La Cañada FlintridgeThe former Sport Chalet headquarters became La Cañada Flintridge's city hall, and the city joined Clean Power Alliance in 2025.
• Lake BalboaToy maker MGA Entertainment was headquartered in Lake Balboa before moving to Chatsworth.
• Larchmont VillageCity planners place Larchmont in the Wilshire plan area, grouped with Windsor Square and Hancock Park.
• Laurel CanyonA roadhouse Tavern at the top of Lookout Mountain Road once served visitors who rode the Laurel Canyon trolley up from Sunset Boulevard.
• Los FelizMost of the district's shops sit in Los Feliz Village, its southern section, where coffee shops, restaurants and vintage stores line the streets.
• Malibu / Santa Monica MountainsCounty environmental health inspectors cover Malibu, Topanga, Calabasas, Agoura Hills and Westlake Village from their North service area.
• Mar VistaThe Mar Vista Community Council is the city-sanctioned neighborhood council for Mar Vista and small surrounding zones such as Hilltop, Westdale and North Westdale.
• Marina del ReyAround the harbor, Marina del Rey mixes housing with light commercial and office buildings, and dining cruises and yacht charters are part of its visitor trade.
• Mid-WilshireRestaurant and market inspections in Mid-Wilshire fall to the Central service area of Los Angeles County Environmental Health.
• Miracle MileDesmond's, Silverwoods, the May Co. and Ohrbach's were among the major retailers that lined Wilshire Boulevard through the Miracle Mile during its peak.
• MonroviaTrader Joe's, with about 341 workers, ranked second on Monrovia's 2021 employer list, and the city joined Clean Power Alliance in 2024.
• Mount OlympusMount Olympus streets carry names from Greco-Roman mythology, among them Apollo, Electra, Hercules and Zeus drives.
• Nichols CanyonThe Nichols family ranch in the canyon was once known simply as a goat pasture.
• North HollywoodUntil the mid-1950s Lankershim Boulevard around Magnolia was North Hollywood's retail heart, and in 1953 the strip held three full-line department stores.
• NorthridgeCommercial building came to Northridge in the 1950s, when light industry moved in and set off a construction boom.
• PalmsMany Palms residents work next door in Culver City, whose large office and industrial complexes sit in a city of relatively low population density.
• Pico-RobertsonYeshiva University High School runs campuses on both South Robertson Boulevard and West Pico Boulevard in the Pico-Robertson area.
• Playa del ReyUCLA and Loyola Marymount University crews both practice on the Ballona Creek channel beside Playa del Rey.
• Playa VistaPlaya Vista has drawn technology, media and entertainment businesses and is counted as part of Silicon Beach.
• Porter RanchRestaurants and markets in Porter Ranch are permitted and inspected by county Environmental Health from its North service area.
• Rancho Palos VerdesTerranea Resort, with about 638 workers, is Rancho Palos Verdes' second-largest employer after the peninsula's school district.
• Rancho ParkThe Westside Pavilion shopping mall stood on Rancho Park's busy stretch of Pico Boulevard, and the county's SPA 5 West Area Health Office serves the district.
• Redondo BeachNorthrop Grumman accounted for about a third of all jobs in Redondo Beach in the city's 2020 report, and The Cheesecake Factory was among its largest private employers.
• ResedaReseda's central business district began in 1915 with a hardware store at what is now Reseda Boulevard and Sherman Way.
• Rolling HillsLos Angeles County Environmental Health lists Rolling Hills in its West service area, although the gated city has almost no commercial land of its own.
• Rolling Hills EstatesEquinox Fitness, the Pavilions market, Rolling Hills Country Club and Marmalade Café appeared on the city's 2009 list of top employers.
• San Fernando ValleyUniversal City, an unincorporated enclave in the southern Valley, holds the Universal Studios filming lot and theme park along with Universal CityWalk.
• San GabrielAHMC San Gabriel Valley Medical Center, with about 1,062 workers, heads San Gabriel's employer list, well ahead of Landwin Hospitality.
• San Gabriel ValleyMonterey Park, Alhambra, San Gabriel, San Marino and Arcadia are among the cities that form the San Gabriel Valley's large Asian American community.
• SawtelleSawtelle is noted for arthouse movie theaters as well as its busy restaurants and its Japanese American community.
• Sherman OaksMy Gym Children's Fitness Center, a children's fitness franchise with locations worldwide, has its headquarters in Sherman Oaks.
• Sierra MadreSierra Madre is part of Clean Power Alliance's 2019–2020 group, so its shops and restaurants buy generation from the agency and delivery from Southern California Edison.
• Silver LakeWilliam Selig may have opened the first permanent film studio in Los Angeles in 1909 in Edendale, just east of today's Silver Lake.
• South BayHowmet Fastening Systems keeps its corporate headquarters in Torrance and runs factories there and in Carson.
• South PasadenaSouth Pasadena joined Clean Power Alliance in 2018, one of just three communities whose commercial accounts enrolled in that first year.
• Sunset StripThe Hyatt West Hollywood on the Sunset Strip, known today as the Andaz West Hollywood, became a popular hotel.
• TarzanaTarzana was once a ranch owned by Edgar Rice Burroughs, who subdivided it for homes, and the area falls in the county's North service area for food inspections.
• Temple CityTemple City belongs to Clean Power Alliance's 2019–2020 group, so its businesses buy generation from the agency while Southern California Edison delivers the power.
• Toluca LakeToluca Lake's lake is ringed by private homes and the Lakeside Golf Club, and it cannot be reached or seen by the public.
• TopangaLower Topanga Canyon, where it meets Pacific Coast Highway, was owned by the Los Angeles Athletic Club from the 1920s into the early 2000s.
• TorranceTorrance's restaurants and markets answer to the West service area of Los Angeles County Environmental Health.
• Valley GlenBy most measures, including population density, income and home ownership, Valley Glen rates as about average for the city of Los Angeles.
• Valley VillageA proposed Valley Village measure would have capped new buildings at two stories and limited commercial floor area to one and a half times the lot size.
• Van NuysThe Plant shopping center opened in 1999 on the site of General Motors' Van Nuys Assembly, which built about 6.3 million vehicles between 1947 and 1992.
• VeniceBeat Generation writers gathered at the Gas House on Ocean Front Walk and at the Venice West Cafe on Dudley Avenue.
• West HillsThe Fallbrook Mall and Platt Village shopping centers came into West Hills when part of Canoga Park was added to the new community.
• West HollywoodThe Sunset Strip, Santa Monica Boulevard and the Avenues of Art and Design along Robertson, Melrose and Beverly are West Hollywood's main commercial corridors.
• WestchesterBy 2015 Westchester's Howard Hughes Center, added in 2001 beside the San Diego Freeway, had grown to 1.3 million square feet of high-rise office space, 3,200 apartments and a renovated shopping mall.
• Westlake VillageThe Four Seasons Hotel, with about 594 workers, and the Westlake Village Inn, with 368, rank among Westlake Village's largest employers.
• WestsideMost of the Westside, from Santa Monica and Venice to Westwood and Century City, falls in the West service area of county Environmental Health.
• WestwoodThe stretch of Westwood Boulevard called Tehrangeles, or Little Persia, is lined with Persian restaurants, grocery stores, bookstores and rug stores.
• Windsor SquareGetty Oil, headquartered at Wilshire Boulevard and Western Avenue, bought a Windsor Square house on Irving Boulevard in 1958 to make way for new offices, but residents blocked the plan.
• Woodland HillsWoodland Hills Country Club, a private equity golf club, pairs its course with fine dining and entertainment.