San Fernando, California

Chamber of Commerce for the city of San Fernando, CA. "The San Fernando Chamber of Commerce is a professional organization committed to serving its members and to improving the business climate, which in turn helps our community prosper.

Chamber members are a cross-section of large and small businesses (home-based sole proprietors to large corporations with multiple branches) serving the cities of San Fernando and the northeast portion of the city of Los Angeles, which includes the communities of Arleta, Lake View Terrace, Mission Hills, Pacoima, Sun Valley, and Sylmar, and the respective surrounding areas.

No mater how large or small your business, we value the contributions your business makes to our region and are dedicated to helping you promote your products and services, while protecting your right to operate in business-friendly climate..."

Official Web site for the city of San Fernando, California. "In 1874, San Fernando became the valley's first organized community, thus earning the title "First City of the Valley". San Fernando proudly offers accessible city services, a responsive city government, low business taxes and a range of programs for all ages. San Fernando has a rich cultural history with a population of 24,564."

San Fernando Public Library. "The San Fernando Library opened in November 1914 as a branch of the Los Angeles County Free Library. This library, the first public library in the mainly agricultural San Fernando Valley, found its home in the Industrial Arts building of the San Fernando Union High School located at 130 North Brand Blvd. In the first year, 1,849 books were circulated to 156 borrowers. From 1925 to 1946, the library weathered the Depression and war years in three store-front locations all on North Maclay Street. Then from 1946 to 1953, the library was located at 11223 First Street. In 1953, the library joined with city services when it became part of the civic center at 102 Macneil Street. Growth continued for the city and the library with the collection reaching a total of 27,572 volumes in 1964 for the library's 50th anniversary. The 1970's saw the development of a strong Spanish-language collection and the creation of the community support group---the Friends of the San Fernando Library. In 1988, the library moved into a 6,000 square-foot facility located at 150 N. Library Street. On June 20, 2001, the library moved to 217 North Maclay Ave, a brand new 8,500 square-foot leased facility. The library is the center piece of the newly constructed Library Plaza Mall. The project was a private/public partnership."

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Accuweather. Forecast for San Fernando, CA.
Intellicast. Weather info for San Fernando, CA.
National Weather Service (NOAA). Forecast at a glance for Los Angeles and Oxnard, CA.

WiFi HotSpots in San Fernando, CA from JIWIRE. An international directory of WiFi hotspots or access points.
Other WiFi directories that cover Los Angeles. InfoLACA.com's directory of WiFi access resources for Los Angeles and Southern California.

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