Art classes for home schooled children in Norwalk, California

Welcome to Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 115, proudly serving the Norwalk community and beyond with dedication and excellence. Located at 11317 Alondra Boulevard, Norwalk, California, our station is a vital part of the renowned Los Angeles County Fire Department, celebrated worldwide for its outstanding service and commitment to safety. Our firefighters and lifeguards are recognized as some of the best in the world, known for their exceptional skills and dedication. At Station 115, we are committed to not only providing top-notch emergency services but also educating and empowering our community. We offer insights into fire safety, emergency preparedness, and the pathways to joining our esteemed team as a firefighter or lifeguard.

Welcome to Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 20, proudly serving the community of Norwalk, California. Located at 12110 Adoree Street, our station is part of the renowned Los Angeles County Fire Department, recognized globally for its exceptional service and commitment to safety. Our dedicated team of firefighters upholds a tradition of excellence, providing crucial fire and emergency services to safeguard the lives and properties of our residents. We are committed to educating the community on fire safety and emergency preparedness, helping you identify potential risks at home and equipping you with the knowledge to respond effectively in emergencies.

Welcome to Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 34, a proud member of one of the most esteemed fire and emergency service organizations in the world. Located at 21207 Norwalk Boulevard, Hawaiian Gardens, California, our station is dedicated to serving the community with excellence and commitment. At LACoFD Station 34, we uphold the prestigious reputation of Los Angeles County firefighters, known internationally for their exceptional skills and dedication. Our team is composed of highly trained professionals who are committed to providing top-tier fire and emergency services to our community. We also offer comprehensive training programs for those interested in pursuing a career as a Los Angeles County firefighter or lifeguard, ensuring the next generation of public servants is well-equipped and prepared.

Welcome to the Lloyd Taber-Marina del Rey Library, a cherished community resource located at 4533 Admiralty Way, Marina del Rey, California. Established in 1976 by the Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, our library was designed to cater to the unique needs of the Marina community. In 1999, thanks to the generous contributions of the Marina Foundation, the Board of Supervisors, and the County of Los Angeles Public Library, we proudly expanded our facility to include the William R. Pagen Nautical Wing and the Greg and Mimi Wenger Community Room. Our library was renamed in honor of Lloyd Taber, a key benefactor whose support was instrumental in our development. Situated in the heart of a vibrant small craft harbor, the Lloyd Taber-Marina del Rey Library offers an extensive Nautical Collection, tailored to the interests and informational needs of boating enthusiasts and the local community. We are committed to fostering a love for reading and learning through a variety of programs and resources, including our annual LA County Library Bookmark Contest, which invites young artists to showcase their creativity.

Welcome to the Manhattan Beach Library, a cornerstone of community learning and engagement located at 1320 Highland Avenue, Manhattan Beach, California. Established in 1910 by the Neptunian Women’s Club, our library is one of the oldest in the LA County Library system, serving as a beacon of knowledge and culture for over a century. Our modern 21,500-square-foot facility, designed by the acclaimed architectural firm Johnson Favaro, opened its doors in 2015. With its stunning two-story design, panoramic ocean views, and state-of-the-art amenities, the library offers a welcoming environment for all visitors. Families can enjoy our interactive children's exhibit, cozy up by the fireplace, or make use of our automated materials handling system and self-check machines for a seamless library experience.

Welcome to Hermosa Beach Library, a cherished community hub located at 550 Pier Avenue, Hermosa Beach, California. Serving as a cornerstone of learning and community engagement, our library is part of the esteemed Los Angeles County Public Library system, a legacy that dates back to 1913. Nestled in a handsome building since 1962, our library is committed to fostering a love for reading and lifelong learning among residents of all ages. At Hermosa Beach Library, we offer a diverse range of services and programs designed to inspire and educate. From our extensive collection of books, eBooks, and multimedia resources to our state-of-the-art technology offerings—including Kindle Paperwhite and laptop checkouts—there’s something for everyone. We are proud to host the LA County Library’s Annual Bookmark Contest and other exciting events, providing young artists and readers with opportunities to shine.

Welcome to the View Park Bebe Moore Campbell Library, a vibrant community hub located at 3854 West 54th Street, Los Angeles, California. Nestled in the heart of View Park-Windsor Hills, our library serves as a cornerstone for residents in this unique unincorporated area, just west of Los Angeles, north of Inglewood, and southeast of Culver City. Founded in 1940, the View Park Library has a rich history and a strong connection to the community. Originally housed on S. Harcourt Avenue, the library moved to its current location in 1977 and proudly showcases a mural by artist Frank Matranga. In 2015, we were honored to be renamed after Bebe Moore Campbell, a beloved View Park resident, bestselling author, and mental health advocate.

Welcome to A C Bilbrew Library, a cultural gem nestled at 150 East El Segundo Boulevard in Los Angeles, California. Established in 1974, this vibrant library serves as a cornerstone for community learning and cultural enrichment. Named in honor of Madame A C Bilbrew, a pioneering musician, poet, and community leader, the library stands as a testament to her legacy and contributions to the arts and civil rights. Designed by renowned African-American architect Vincent Proby, the A C Bilbrew Library is a spacious 21,000-square-foot facility that can house up to 100,000 books. It is home to the Black Resource Center, which offers valuable resources and support for research into the social, historical, musical, and cultural aspects of the Black experience. The library also hosts the esteemed "African-American Living Legend" Series, celebrating notable figures such as Rosa Parks and Ray Charles.

Welcome to the East Rancho Dominguez Library, a cornerstone of community learning and engagement located at 4420 East Rose Street, East Compton, California. Originally opened as the East Compton Library in 1952, this vibrant institution has grown significantly over the decades, moving into its current state-of-the-art facility in 2012. Our library is a proud recipient of the LEED Platinum certification, featuring eco-friendly designs such as photovoltaic solar panels, and offers a welcoming space for all ages with a meeting room, group study room, and an expansive children’s area. As part of the Los Angeles County Library system, we provide a wide range of resources and programs to support the educational and recreational needs of our community. Our collection includes thousands of books, eBooks, audiobooks, and more, available for checkout with your LA County Library card. We also offer unique services such as Kindle Paperwhite lending, laptops for use within the library, and access to digital media platforms for streaming and downloading content.

Welcome to the Hawaiian Gardens Library, a vibrant community hub located at 11940 East Carson Street, Hawaiian Gardens, California. Since its humble beginnings in 1974 with a bookmobile, our library has grown to become a cornerstone of learning and community engagement. We are proud to share our space with the City of Hawaiian Gardens Public Safety Center, providing a welcoming and safe environment for all visitors. Our library offers a diverse range of services and programs designed to enrich the lives of our patrons. From our expansive collection of books, eBooks, and multimedia resources to our state-of-the-art Homework Centers, we cater to the educational and recreational needs of all ages. Our Family Place Library initiative supports early childhood development, offering resources and programs that foster learning and growth for young children and their families.

Welcome to Sorensen Library, a vibrant community hub located at 6934 Broadway Avenue, Whittier, California. Since its inception in the late 1940s, Sorensen Library has been a cornerstone of the community, offering a wealth of resources and services to residents of all ages. Our library, which reopened in 2010 in a state-of-the-art, eco-friendly building, is the County Library's first green library, boasting a LEED Gold rating. With over 10,655 square feet of space, it provides a comfortable and sustainable environment for reading, learning, and community gatherings.