Occupying the northern sections of the City of Los Angeles, "the Valley" features both two archetypes of L.A. communities: vast suburban areas, and the studios of the American entertainment industry. Incorporated cities in the region include Burbank, Calabasas, Glendale, San Fernando, and Westlake Village. L.A. neighborhoods located in the Valley include Canoga Park, Encino, Granada Hills, ... [MORE] Arleta@ (7) Burbank@ (164) Calabasas@ (58) Canoga Park@ (46) Chatsworth@ (61) Encino@ (129) Glendale@ (144) Granada Hills@ (34) Lakeview Terrace@ (4) Mission Hills@ (7) North Hills@ (10) North Hollywood@ (52) Northridge@ (59) Pacoima@ (4) Panorama City@ (2) Reseda@ (29) San Fernando@ (13) Sherman Oaks@ (98) Studio City@ (67) Sunland@ (8) Sylmar@ (12) Tarzana@ (37) Toluca Lake@ (11) Tujunga@ (14) Valley Village@ (8) Van Nuys@ (85) West Hills@ (54) Winnetka@ (2) Woodland Hills@ (127) 1. AmericasSuburb.com - Photographs and adapted content from Kevin Roderick's book about the history, lore and literature of the San Fernando Valley. Also provides Valley-related links and reviews and news about the book. 2. San Fernando Valley Fair - Showcases the Valley's agricultural output. Photographs provided, as well as meeting and board of directors information for the 51st District Agricultural Association. 3. San Fernando Valley Statistics and Facts - A guide to statistics and facts about the San Fernando Valley and its communities, compiled by a CSU Northridge librarian. Includes links for cities and sources, demographics, and information about the Valley's history and proposed secession. 4. Virtual Library and Archive - An extensive library of demographic, economic, historic, planning, and similar surveys, papers, almanacs, Powerpoint presentations, and other research about the San Fernando Valley. 5. Economic Alliance of the San Fernando Valley - A private, non-profit economic development and marketing collaborative organized to improve the economic base and quality of life in Calabasas, Burbank, Glendale, Los Angeles, and San Fernando. Publications, links to online resources and partner groups, and news and information about current projects provided. 6. San Fernando Valley Conference and Visitors Bureau - Provides a guide to attractions, dining and lodging, shopping, and transportation in the region, as well as links to local events. 7. San Fernando Valley History Digital Library - An image database of historically significant documents, manuscripts, photographs and related graphic materials of the San Fernando Valley. Administered by the State Librarian of California. 8. The San Fernando Valley Marketplace - Portal to the online San Fernando Valley community. 9. Tujunga Watershed Council and Stakeholders - Environmentally concerned citizens in the northeast San Fernando Valley. Mission, news, hazard warnings and projects. 10. United Chambers of Commerce of the San Fernando Valley - Coalition of local chambers of commerce and other business promotion and advocacy organizations. Newsletter, UCC member links, event calendar, and information about the United Chambers' current initiatives and issue stances available. 11. Valley International Trade Association (VITA) - Resource, referral and educational organization which assists San Fernando Valley businesses with issues in international trade. Includes list of upcoming events and links to trade resource sites.

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