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North Hollywood, California

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Airports

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Attractions (Also see Los Angeles and Southern California Attractions)

• Griffith Observatory. "The Griffith Observatory has been a major Los Angeles landmark since 1935. It was visited by nearly two million people each year and ranked as one of the top tourist attractions of Southern California. It sits on the southern slope of Mount Hollywood where it commands a stunning view of the Los Angeles basin below. Tens of millions of people enjoyed the view from its balconies and terraces, especially at night. For safety reasons, the grounds (and some nearby hiking trails) are closed to the public and the Observatory site is a fenced-off hard-hat construction area. There is no public access to the Observatory or its lawn. The trail from the Observatory parking lot up to Mt. Hollywood remains open during construction.
  
  The Observatory is owned, operated, and financed by the City of Los Angeles, Department of Recreation and Parks. It was a gift to the city by Col. Griffith J. Griffith (1850 - 1919), who also donated Griffith Park and the Greek Theatre. The Observatory is a non-profit educational institution whose purpose is to provide information on astronomy and related sciences to the public. It is not a research institution, although from time to time it carries out modest research projects." 
• Griffith Park. "With over 4,210 acres of both natural chaparral-covered terrain and landscaped parkland and picnic areas, Griffith Park is the largest municipal park with urban wilderness area in the United States. Situated in the eastern Santa Monica Mountain range, the Park’s elevations range from 384 to 1,625 feet above see level. With an arid climate, the Park’s plant communities vary from coastal sage scrub, oak and walnut woodlands to riparian vegetation with trees in the Park’s deep canyons. The California native plants represented in Griffith Park include the California species of oak, walnut, lilac, mountain mahogany, sages, toyon, and sumac. Present, in small quantities, are the threatened species of Manzanita and berberis.
  
  Over the years recreational attractions have been developed throughout the Park, however an amazingly large portion of the Park remains virtually unchanged from the days Native American villages occupied the area's lower slopes. Today's Griffith Park offers numerous family attractions, an assortment of educational and cultural institutions, and miles of hiking and horseback riding trails, and provides visitors an ideal environment for enjoyable recreation activities.
  
  Originally a part of the Spanish land grant, Rancho Los Feliz, the park was named for its former owner, Colonel Griffith J. Griffith. Born in Glamorganshire, South Wales, Griffith emigrated to the United States in 1865, eventually, making a personal fortune in California gold mine speculation. In 1882, Griffith settled in Los Angeles, and purchased a 4,071 acre portion of the Rancho Los Feliz, which stretched northward from the northern boundaries of the Pueblo de Los Angeles. On December 16, 1896, the civic-minded Griffith bequeathed 3,015 acres of his Rancho Los Feliz estate as a Christmas gift to the people of Los Angeles to be used as parkland. The enormous gift, equal to five square miles, was to be given to the city unconditionally - or almost so..."
• LA Zoo. "The Los Angeles Zoo is located in the heart of the nation’s second-largest city. Each year 1.4 million visitors pass through the gates to view a collection of more than 1,200 animals from around the world."

Chamber of Commerce

• Universal City/North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. "It's easy to see why Universal City/North Hollywood is such a great place to visit, live & work. Just 45 minutes to Ski Slopes or Pacific Ocean Beaches. Browse the links to the left for more visitor information & history of our community. Our member businesses are listed in the directory, just a click away!
  
  Studio tours, historical sites, theaters & museums, you'll find it all here in the Entertainment Center of the World. With such an incredible array of fine dining, shopping, lodging & recreation you'll have no problem deciding what to do. We don't want you to miss a thing, so here's just a few of the zillion's of things to do while in the Universal City/North Hollywood area."  

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Education

• North Hollywood High School, North Hollywood, CA. "North Hollywood High school became a year-round school in July 2000. It is a comprehensive, four-year high school in the Los Angeles Unified School District that receives Title I Funding. Located in the San Fernando Valley, it serves the communities of North Hollywood, Sun Valley, Studio City and Toluca Lake. Two magnet schools, components of the district voluntary integration program, are part of North Hollywood High School. Students in both magnets reside throughout LA. The Biological Sciences Zoo Magnet holds classes at the Los Angeles Zoo while the Highly Gifted Magnet classes are held on the regular school campus. Students from the local community have access to seven academy programs." 

Employment

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Government

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• Police Department. "The communities served by the North Hollywood Community Police Station include North Hollywood, Studio City, Valley Village, Toluca Lake, West Toluca Lake, and a portion of Sun Valley. The area covers approximately 25 square miles and contains approximately 220,000 residents. The North Hollywood Station houses 300 sworn and 31 civilians, in addition to 32 reserve officers and 28 citizen volunteers, and is under the jurisdiction of Valley Bureau."   

History

•  History of San Fernando Valley - North Hollywood. " The NoHo Arts District in North Hollywood is "Where the Arts are Made." This one-square mile community, located just one mile north of Universal studios, is filled with an eclectic array of entertainment options for the artist, arts lover and the art curious.
  
  With more than 20 professional theatres producing adventurous new work and classics, diverse art galleries, public art, professional dance studios that create “the moves” we see on TV and in film, the largest concentration of music recording venues west of the Mississippi, annual festivals, international dining options and a myriad of clothing and specialty shops, NoHo is your one-stop arts & entertainment destination. NoHo is also home to the "behind-the-scenes" companies that are the silent partners in making movie and TV magic. In NoHo, we make art from start to finish!" 

Hotels and Motels

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Library

• North Hollywood, CA Public Library.

Maps

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Movie Theaters

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Nature

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News

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Photographs

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Radio Stations

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Reservations

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Television Stations

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Video

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Volunteer

• VolunteerMatch.org. "Where volunteering begins...VolunteerMatch is a leader in the nonprofit world dedicated to helping everyone find a great place to volunteer. The organization offers a variety of online services to support a community of nonprofit, volunteer and business leaders committed to civic engagement. Our popular service welcomes millions of visitors a year and has become the preferred internet recruiting tool for more than 30,000 nonprofit organizations. Read more in our latest annual report."   Comment: If you want to volunteer, go to http://www.volunteermatch.org and click on Search, key in your ZIP Code, and you will instantly see the organizations in your area needing volunteers. This is a brilliant concept that makes great use of the Internet.  

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