Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council

LAFD is continuing their CERT Training by hosting a new training starting on Monday, May 4th at Fire Station 84. Classes are free and open to the public. Sign up on Eventbrite

The Neighborhood Council proudly attended the 15th Anniversary of New Friends Homeless Center. The event was a success, with representation from the offices of Lindsay Horvath and Brad Sherman, celebrating 15 years of service to our unhoused community.

Our Neighborhood Council was proud to represent at Calico Canvas’ 10th Anniversary celebration. Thank you to Calico Canvas for 10 years of uplifting our community through art, creativity, and connection—your impact truly shows!

The Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council will be at the New Friends Homeless Center’s 15th anniversary today from 6-7:15pm. It is during their regularly scheduled outreach program serving dinner to our unhoused neighbors. Volunteers are always welcome!

Come find us at the Calico Canvas Open House Event!

The WHWCNC Arts & Culture Committee will be tabling at Calico Canvas’s
10th Anniversary Community Open House this Saturday, February 28th
from 3:00–5:30 PM.

Stop by to connect with your neighborhood council, learn about how you
can get involved, and celebrate a decade of creativity in our
community!

📍 4901 Topanga Canyon Blvd, Suite B, Woodland Hills 🗓️
Saturday, February 28 | 3:00 – 5:30 PM ✅ Free & Open to the Public

See you there! 🖌️

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its projects or services.

🖤💚❤️ Celebrating the strength, resilience, and brilliance of Black leaders past and present this . Their contributions have, and continue to, change our world.

We have some very important issues on our agenda! Come see your community leaders in action.

A few of our council members were able to attend the 2025 Congress of Neighborhoods. It was a great day filled with learning and networking for our Woodland Hills Stakeholder’s!

As we close out Pride Month, we honor the diversity that makes our Woodland Hills-Warner Center community stronger. Everyone deserves to be celebrated with love and respect.

The Los Angeles Public Library has released a Know Your Rights presentation that covers topics like humanitarian immigration relief, immigration court procedures, and your Constitutional rights in the United States.
View the presentation to learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones. You can find more resources at lapl.org/newamericans/knowyourrights and LA4Families.org.