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Districts by the numbers

Compare parks, transit, housing, crime and turnout across the fifteen council districts. Click one for the whole panel.

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Citywide 4.22Parksacres per 1,00057RailMetro stops8.83Homesaffordable per 1,00036.5Offensesper 1,00039.3%TurnoutJune 2026
A gate into Chinatown in Los Angeles, with red lanterns strung above the walk beyond it1Council District 1Eunisses HernandezArroyo Seco, Pico Union, Historic Highland Park3.54Parksacres per 1,0006th6RailMetro stops3rd25.67Homesaffordable per 1,0001st36.6Offensesper 1,0008th37.7%TurnoutJune 20268thThe plaza at the North Hollywood Metro station, with the station entrance and palms behind it2Council District 2Adrin NazarianGreater Valley Glen, NoHo, North Hollywood Northeast1.95Parksacres per 1,0008th2RailMetro stops10th3.94Homesaffordable per 1,00010th29.6Offensesper 1,00012th38.8%TurnoutJune 20267thThe Warner Center towers in Woodland Hills, with the San Fernando Valley and the hills behind them3Council District 3Bob BlumenfieldWoodland Hills, Winnetka, Canoga Park0.97Parksacres per 1,00012th0RailMetro stops11th3.97Homesaffordable per 1,0009th29.2Offensesper 1,00013th40.1%TurnoutJune 20266thThe Hollywood sign on the ridge below the Mount Lee transmitter, seen across the Hollywood Hills4Council District 4Nithya RamanSherman Oaks, Encino, Los Feliz19.41Parksacres per 1,0001st0RailMetro stops11th2.53Homesaffordable per 1,00013th33.1Offensesper 1,0009th50.9%TurnoutJune 20262ndThe promenade at The Grove in the evening, busy under holiday decorations5Council District 5Katy YaroslavskyMid City West, Westside, South Robertson1.40Parksacres per 1,00011th5RailMetro stops6th0.86Homesaffordable per 1,00015th37.7Offensesper 1,0007th49.8%TurnoutJune 20263rdCoots on the water at Lake Balboa, with the park path and the hills beyond6Council District 6Imelda PadillaPanorama City, Van Nuys, Lake Balboa6.32Parksacres per 1,0004th0RailMetro stops11th8.84Homesaffordable per 1,0008th29.6Offensesper 1,00011th30.9%TurnoutJune 202613thA tiled fountain in front of the San Fernando Mission at Mission Hills7Council District 7Monica RodriguezSylmar, Pacoima, Sunland-Tujunga8.68Parksacres per 1,0002nd0RailMetro stops11th3.76Homesaffordable per 1,00012th18.0Offensesper 1,00015th32.1%TurnoutJune 202611thA K Line train at Hyde Park station on Crenshaw Boulevard at Slauson Avenue8Council District 8Marqueece Harris-DawsonEmpowerment Congress Southeast, Empowerment Congress Central, Park Mesa Heights0.34Parksacres per 1,00015th3RailMetro stops8th10.95Homesaffordable per 1,0005th42.9Offensesper 1,0004th29.5%TurnoutJune 202614thThe rose garden at Exposition Park, with the California Science Center behind it9Council District 9Curren D. Price Jr.Zapata-King, Voices, South Central0.43Parksacres per 1,00013th6RailMetro stops3rd10.55Homesaffordable per 1,0006th45.4Offensesper 1,0003rd22.0%TurnoutJune 202615thApartment blocks, bungalows and palms packed block after block in central Los Angeles, seen from the air at sunset10Council District 10Heather HuttKoreatown, United Neighborhoods, West Adams0.37Parksacres per 1,00014th9RailMetro stops2nd9.50Homesaffordable per 1,0007th38.7Offensesper 1,0006th36.9%TurnoutJune 202610thA rowboat moored on a Venice canal, with a footpath and gardens along the bank11Council District 11Traci ParkWestchester and Playa, Venice, Mar Vista5.29Parksacres per 1,0005th4RailMetro stops7th3.84Homesaffordable per 1,00011th41.5Offensesper 1,0005th53.3%TurnoutJune 20261stThe CSUN letters on the lawn at California State University, Northridge12Council District 12John LeeWest Hills, Granada Hills South, Chatsworth7.84Parksacres per 1,0003rd0RailMetro stops11th1.32Homesaffordable per 1,00014th23.8Offensesper 1,00014th42.8%TurnoutJune 20264thEcho Park Lake with the downtown Los Angeles skyline behind it13Council District 13Hugo Soto-MartinezSilver Lake, East Hollywood, Echo Park1.44Parksacres per 1,00010th6RailMetro stops3rd13.78Homesaffordable per 1,0003rd45.8Offensesper 1,0002nd42.0%TurnoutJune 20265thThe downtown Los Angeles skyline seen from the east across low-rise rooftops14Council District 14Ysabel J. JuradoBoyle Heights, Downtown, LA-321.74Parksacres per 1,0009th13RailMetro stops1st21.99Homesaffordable per 1,0002nd63.0Offensesper 1,0001st37.6%TurnoutJune 20269thPoint Fermin Lighthouse above the entrance to the Port of Los Angeles at San Pedro15Council District 15Tim McOskerWilmington, Coastal San Pedro, Watts3.13Parksacres per 1,0007th3RailMetro stops8th12.16Homesaffordable per 1,0004th31.1Offensesper 1,00010th31.3%TurnoutJune 202612th

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Rank: 1 = highest value among the 15 districts. Every figure on a district page carries its own source and denominator. The underlying data is published at Basin Data.