We have located a foundry who will produce Whitley Heights historic plaques, which can be ordered directly using this link:

customplaquesin.com

Custom bronze historical plaque for historic buildings, landmarks & heritage sites. Personalized cast bronze plaque with raised lettering and free design proof.

Cost we have been quoted for a 6” by 9” plaque is $270 each. The price could lower if multiple plaques are ordered. Choose your color and mounting preference when ordering. If you have questions, please write to Daniel at:

info@customplaquesin.com

Please be aware all orders must be via email or through their website. Indicate the year your house was built and they will accommodate you. Also, any text which might differ from the plaque displayed on the link. Daniel is familiar with what we are looking for. The sample shown, which they produced for a Whitley Heights resident, is a black background with hidden mounting screws.

Update on the Jacaranda tree, located on the triangle-shaped slope near the intersection of Whitley Terrace and Milner Road, damaged by a truck on Friday, June 12. 

The city responded to Shane Hall's 311 request on Thursday, June 18. The arborist trimmed the broken branch and cleaned up all of the debris. See before and after photos. Even better news: The arborist told us the tree is in excellent health and is expected to recover well!😀

Those of us who live nearby are so relieved to know the tree is healthy, and we all can look forward to enjoying the springtime purple blooms for years to come. 🌳💜 🌳💜 

The Autry Museum of the American West

4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027

Saturday June 27, 2026

10:00 AM to 2:00 PM 

MySafe:LA is pleased to invite you to participate in Wildfire Day LA, taking place on Saturday, June 27, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Autry Museum of the American West at Griffith Park, 4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027 This important community event is produced by MySafe:LA in collaboration with the Los Angeles City Fire Department, Councilwoman Nithya Raman, local homeowners associations and neighborhood councils. Together, we are bringing residents, public safety professionals, nonprofit leaders, and preparedness experts into one space to provide critical wildfire safety education and resources.

Don't forget to grab your cup of coffee, a kazoo and maybe a drum - we're going to place beloved past neighbor and would-be mayor of Whitley Heights Dick Lovell's tribute rock in its new resting place along the sound wall.

Meet at 10am this morning at the little garden across from 6674 Whitley Ter and march with us and Dick's rock to the sound wall!!

Sunday Morning Fun for all Ages

Meet at the Garden Lot at 10 AM. Parade a rock. Not just any rock.

Be on alert for threatening phone calls from anyone claiming to be a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy.

I received a call the morning of May 4th from a man who claimed to be LA County Sheriff’s Deputy Steven Kado (he spelled it for me) with a badge ID 25021. He told me that he was calling because I had not responded to a grand jury summons from Van Nuys Superior Court. I had not received any summons so he confirmed my name and address. He told me that I could file necessary paperwork to avoid an arrest warrant if I appeared by appointment at the Courthouse that afternoon.

I made the appointment for 2:30 and he then asked me to contact him 45 minutes before the appointment and he would “issue my instructions” as to where to go. He gave me a choice of two telephone numbers to call,…

From Adrian Suarez at LADWP April 5 Hello everyone,

Work is scheduled to begin on April 8^th on Grace Ave, from Franklin Ave to Whitley Terrace.  You will see an outside contractor (Penhall) performing saw cutting on the street, along with the delivery of steel road plates. Please observe all posted No Parking signs during this time to help ensure the work can be completed safely and without delays.  

Thank you,

Adrian Suarez 

Zoom meeting, November 19th, 6 PM

Zone Zero Program requires property owners and landlords to remove any vegetation, including trees, within five feet to any structure in a high fire zone.

Board of Forestry and CalFire are requesting public comment by December 12. This is a chance to get questions answered by the expert, David Lefkowith, on what hillside residents will be forced to do.

Meeting Agenda: Housing, Business, Infrastructure and more.