Granada Hills

Local decisions, deadlines and life nearby.

The Granada Hills library closes Nov. 11, city trash pickup stays on schedule, and Northridge hosts a free bulky-item drop-off Nov. 21.

The school offers morning classes for ages 2½ to 5, with parents taking regular classroom shifts.

The teen program offers community-service hours and requires a 20-hour commitment.

Bring up to four boxes to St. Euphrasia Church between 9 a.m. and noon.

The on-time window for 2027–28 closed Nov. 6; families who already applied should watch for correction notices beginning Nov. 30.

The 3 p.m. deadline applies to every TK–12 applicant for 2027–28, including those who live within the high school’s former attendance boundary.

Both teams advance to the state championship in April.

The program covers existing single-family homes and accessory dwelling units in ZIP code 91344.

The Nov. 12 proposal calls for a study of where to monitor, what equipment to use and how to share results.

LA Sanitation will collect trash on its regular schedule the week of Nov. 11.

The city’s town hall at Petit Park will focus on foothill and hillside concerns, with a safety fair and free parking.

Los Angeles residents can bring mattresses, furniture and other bulky items to the West Valley District Yard from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Granada Hills Weekly Brief