Get involved and make your voice heard at our upcoming Studio City Neighborhood Council (SCNC) committee meetings! Here is what’s on the agenda on Wednesday Sept 2 starting at 6pm at Radford Studio Center.
Transportation and Government Affairs Committee Meetings
For details and more information about SCNC go to www.Studiocitync.org
NoHo block party alert
KCRW Summer Nights is coming to the NoHo Arts District for a massive, FREE, all-ages celebration sponsored by Councilmember Adrin Nazarian! Catch a live performance by LA-based singer Madison McFerrin, plus DJ sets by Peanut Butter Wolf and LUXXURY.
Where: 11136 Magnolia Blvd. (corner of Lankershim Blvd.) NoHo
When: Saturday, September 5 6-11pm
Cost: FREE
Reserve your free ticket at the link on the flyer
Studio City Fire Safety Update: New "Zone Zero" Rules
Living south of Ventura Blvd near Fryman or Laurel Canyon or near the LA River? The state's new Zone Zero wildfire rules apply directly to our hillside neighborhoods. Here is what you need to know to stay compliant with the LAFD:
Immediate Actions Needed:
Help Keep Studio City Clean!
Looking for a way to give back to the neighborhood? Join your neighbors for the Studio City Neighborhood Council Community Cleanup! Everything you need to pitch in will be ready and waiting for you.
When: Sunday, September 20 | 8:30 AM – 11:00 AM
Meetup Spot: Vitello’s Restaurant (4349 Tujunga Avenue)
CRITICAL ALERT: National Blood Supply Crisis
STUDIO CITY NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL BLOOD DRIVE
SCNC AUGUST 2026 BOARD MEETING
SUMMARY REPORT
August 26, 2026 | Approx. 3 hours, 31 minutes
The August meeting focused heavily on public safety, government accountability, neighborhood impacts from major projects, Council finances, outreach and future community programming. The most urgent discussion concerned 4343 Babcock Avenue, where residents reported a fire that morning after years of complaints about a vacant or troubled property. A CD4 representative acknowledged serious enforcement failures and explained LADBS's responsibility for inspection and compliance.
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A second major issue was noise from Universal Studios' Fast & Furious roller coaster. Residents from Studio City and Toluca Lake described disruptive passenger screaming and argued that promised mitigation had not adequately protected surrounding homes. The Board supported a Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council resolution calling for immediate action. Other business included financial approvals, youth rep
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Take Control in 2026: The free LAFD Emergency Preparedness Guide is here, because "hoping for the best" isn’t actually a disaster plan.
As the Los Angeles Fire Department notes, Studio City faces its fair share of natural and man-made curveballs. Being ready isn't just about stocking up; it is about knowing precisely what to do before, during, and after the smoke clears or the ground stops shaking.
Stay informed and involved in our community! Join us for the upcoming Studio City Neighborhood Council Board & Community Meeting to discuss key local updates:
▪ Universal Studios Noise Mitigation: Two additional sound barriers are being installed around the Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift roller coaster following local feedback, with construction expected to finish in early September.
▪ Unarmed Crisis Response (UMCR): Now live in District 2 / Studio City. Trained mental health clinicians and outreach workers are dispatched for nonviolent behavioral health and emotional distress calls instead of armed police.
▪ Anti-Camping Policy Updates: Discussion on whether the recent L.A. City Council repeal of anti-camping zones in certain areas will be extended to Studio City next.
HEALTH ALERT: West Nile Virus Detected in LA County
Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus have been detected locally in nearby Winnetka and Sylmar. LA County health officials confirmed the first West Nile virus death of 2026, involving a San Fernando Valley resident. Roughly half of the county's documented human infections this season are concentrated in the Valley. Because there is no human vaccine for West Nile virus, taking proactive measures to protect yourself and your family is essential.

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