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Woodland Hills
Woodland Hills is not its own city, it's an unincorporated neighborhood of the City of Los Angeles, with no separate city hall or mayor, represented on the Los Angeles City Council by District 3. Its edges run against West Hills and Canoga Park to the north, Winnetka along that same line, Tarzana across the eastern boundary, the Santa Monica Mountains rising directly to the south, and Calabasas and Hidden Hills across the western edge. US-101 crosses the community east-west, and Topanga Canyon Boulevard, designated State Route 27, cuts across it north to south; Ventura Boulevard's own western end sits at Valley Circle Boulevard here. The southern edge climbs into foothill terrain along the Santa Monica Mountains, with access toward Topanga State Park. LAUSD serves the area, though local campuses answer to two separate school-board districts.
Woodland Hills Neighborhoods

Carlton Terrace
Carlton Terrace is real-estate shorthand for a flat, Valley-floor pocket of Woodland Hills north of Ventura Boulevard, near De Soto Avenue, Winnetka…

South of the Boulevard
South of the Boulevard is real-estate shorthand for the hillside stretch of Woodland Hills rising from Ventura Boulevard into the Santa Monica Mounta…

Vista de Oro
Vista de Oro is a hillside pocket of Woodland Hills on the north slope of the Santa Monica Mountains, its homes spread across at least three separate…

Walnut Acres
Walnut Acres is a large-lot residential district in Woodland Hills' 91367 zip code, zoned RA-1 for very low density and agricultural use, a designati…

Warner Center
The buyable product in Warner Center today is mostly condos and apartments, not single-family homes. The Met Warner Center, a 1,279-unit, 17-building…
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Living in Woodland Hills: Questions Buyers Ask
Is Woodland Hills its own city?
No. Woodland Hills has no city hall, mayor, or separate government, it's a neighborhood of Los Angeles proper, represented at the city level through Los Angeles City Council District 3. Permitting, zoning, and elections all run through city departments rather than a standalone municipality.
Which freeways actually reach Woodland Hills?
US-101 (the Ventura Freeway) and Topanga Canyon Boulevard, designated State Route 27, both pass through the community. State Routes 118 and 23 are sometimes assumed to reach Woodland Hills but don't. 118 runs well north through Simi Valley and Chatsworth, and 23 runs west through the mountains toward Thousand Oaks.
What school district serves Woodland Hills, and will my kids attend the same school as their neighbors?
Schools in Woodland Hills fall under the Los Angeles Unified School District, but campuses here answer to two separate LAUSD school-board districts depending on the exact address. Check any specific school assignment against LAUSD's official locator before assuming your street matches a neighbor's.
Is Westfield Topanga mall actually part of Woodland Hills?
It's a genuine gray area. The mall's mailing address falls under the Canoga Park zip code, yet most buyers and even the mall's own marketing use the Woodland Hills name, and the property sits right on the line where the two districts meet near Warner Center.
Is Bell Canyon part of Woodland Hills?
No, though the two are historically linked. Bell Canyon began in 1969 as a Woodland Hills subdivision before its own residents renamed it that same year; today it's a separate, gated, unincorporated Ventura County community with its own community services district, established in 1984.
Is there a college in Woodland Hills?
Yes. Los Angeles Pierce College sits at 6201 Winnetka Avenue, a public two-year school affiliated with the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD), serving the west San Fernando Valley.




