Woodland Hills Homeowners Organization - WHHO

06/25/2026

Following our community meeting with Mayor Karen Bass, the WHHO continued the conversation with a community panel on the development threatening our golf course and country club.

Huge thanks to Jamie of the Woodland Hills Landwise Alliance and Alex of the Woodland Hills Neighborhood Collective, who are leading this fight on behalf of all of us. They broke down exactly where the project stands, the wetlands and mountain lion habitat at risk, the zoning problems still unresolved, and the very real wildfire evacuation dangers of adding hundreds of vehicles to our narrow streets.

Their dedication, research, and tireless work to protect our community and its wildlife is nothing short of remarkable.

06/25/2026

🎙️ The WHHO June meeting had the honor of hosting Mayor Karen Bass for a community Q&A that did not hold back.

Residents pressed the Mayor on the issues hitting Woodland Hills right now: homelessness, crime, and drug problems tied to local facilities, the fight over the Woodland Hills Country Club & Golf Course development, and the massive high-density projects proposed for our wildfire evacuation zones. She also faced sharp questions on the Pacific Palisades rebuild.

Her answers were blunt, surprising, and at times stunning. Watch the full conversation and decide for yourself.

👇 What did you think of the Mayor's answers? Let us know in the comments.

04/01/2026

The WHHO hosted a CD3 City Council Candidate Forum featuring Timothy K. Gaspar, Christopher Robert Celona, and Barri Worth Girvan, all running to represent Woodland Hills, Tarzana, Canoga Park, Reseda, and Winnetka.

With Councilman Bob Blumenfield terming out, this race will help shape the future of our community. The primary election is Tuesday, June 2.

Candidates discussed key issues including public safety, LAPD funding, housing, development, homelessness, and their vision for District 3.

Watch the full forum and let us know what you think. Were there questions you wanted asked? Share your thoughts in the comments your feedback matters.

03/23/2026

This Wednesday, March 25 at 7:30 PM, the Woodland Hills Homeowners Organization (WHHO) is hosting a Los Angeles City Council District 3 candidate forum on Zoom. It’s a great opportunity to hear directly from the people who want to represent our community.

This seat impacts issues that affect us every day, including public safety, development, traffic, homelessness, local services, and the future of our neighborhoods. Decisions made by this office shape what happens right here at home. That is why it is so important to listen, ask questions, and be informed before voting.

The qualified candidates participating include:
Christopher Robert “C.R.” Celona, tech entrepreneur
Timothy K. Gaspar, Valley businessman
Barri Worth Girvan, Valley community advocate

Each candidate will share their positions on the issues that matter most to Woodland Hills and the surrounding communities. There will also be an opportunity for audience questions, so your voice can be part of the conversation.

If you care about what is happening locally, this is a great opportunity to learn more and make your vote count. Even just tuning in helps strengthen community engagement.

This forum is for Los Angeles City Council District 3, currently held by Councilman Bob Blumenfield. This election will help determine who represents our area moving forward.

Link to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__Hxt8qYxRDSsVjKWJ-O_cw #/registration

Please consider attending and sharing with neighbors. Local participation really does make a difference.

CD-3 Candidates Forum

01/31/2026

At the January WHHO meeting, we welcomed Bob Blumenfield for a discussion on key local issues.

Councilman Blumenfield spoke about a range of topics, including the possible impending home development at the Woodland Hills Country Club, how his district is addressing homelessness and crime, LAPD staffing concerns, and more.

Check out what he had to say and if there’s a question you didn’t hear answered, leave a comment below. We’ll do our best to get a response.

12/10/2025

If you live in Woodland Hills or our neighboring communities, this is a must watch.

Our December WHHO meeting featured LAPD Topanga Division Captain Rodolfo Lopez and Senior Lead Officer Brittney Gutierrez, who shared important updates on crime trends, community safety, and whether LAPD has the resources to support our growing area.

They also discussed the homelessness challenges affecting Woodland Hills and how officers are working to respond. These conversations raise urgent questions for all of us. Are our city leaders doing enough to keep the community safe? Are we prepared for emergencies like wildfires? How will upcoming projects, including the Woodland Hills Country Club development, impact our neighborhoods?

This is a full and informative meeting with details every resident should hear.

Please take the time to watch and share your thoughts. Your feedback matters. If you did not hear a question you wanted answered, let us know and we will work to get the information you need.

Stay informed and engaged. Your voice matters.

12/09/2025

A kind reminder: Tonight’s WHHO meeting takes place at 7:30 PM on Zoom, and we’d love to have you join us.

If you follow neighborhood updates, you know how hard it can be to sort real information from rumors. That’s why tonight’s conversation with LAPD Topanga Division Captain Rodolfo Lopez and Senior Lead Officer Brittney Gutierrez is so valuable.

They’ll walk us through the latest crime trends, discuss upcoming housing developments and how they may impact LAPD staffing and resources, and share updates on the Rams-related construction at the Promenade and what it could mean for public safety.

Most importantly, you’ll have a chance to ask your questions directly and make sure your concerns are heard. Your participation truly strengthens our community.

📅 Tonight: Tuesday, December 9
🕢 7:30 PM
💻 Zoom registration link below

LAPT Captain Lopez & SLO Brittney Gutierez

12/07/2025

If you follow neighborhood crime updates on community pages, you know it can be tough to figure out what’s real, what’s exaggerated, and what’s actually happening on our streets.

This Tuesday, December 9 at 7:30 PM (via Zoom), WHHO is hosting an important community conversation with LAPD Topanga Division Captain Rodolfo Lopez and Senior Lead Officer Brittney Gutierrez.

They’ll break down the latest crime trends in our area from burglaries to speeding and discuss upcoming housing developments, how those projects could impact LAPD staffing and resources, and what planning is already underway. They’ll also address the Rams-related construction at the Promenade and what it may mean for public safety.

Most importantly, you’ll be able to ask questions directly and make sure your concerns are heard. Your voice matters, and we hope you’ll join us.

📅 Tuesday, December 9
🕢 7:30 PM
💻 Zoom registration link below

LAPT Captain Lopez & SLO Brittney Gutierez

09/23/2025

At the September Woodland Hills Homeowners Organization meeting, we welcomed Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath, who discussed key challenges facing our community and answered questions from Woodland Hills residents.

Take a look at the full discussion and share your thoughts with us in the comments. If you have questions or concerns that weren’t addressed during the meeting, let us know below and we’ll do our best to bring them forward.

06/05/2025

🚨 Major budget cuts are here—and they could impact YOU. 🚨

The City of LA’s budget has officially passed, but what does it really mean for public safety, essential services, and daily life? Police and fire departments are facing staff reductions, and community services could see longer response times

Find out how these changes might affect you and your neighborhood—and what’s next for LA. Read the full breakdown in our latest newsletter!

Link in the first comment below.