San Fernando Valley : $5-Million Library to Open in March
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The largest branch of the Los Angeles Public Library after the massive facility downtown is set to open in the San Fernando Valley in March.
Library spokesman Robert Reagan said the $5-million Mid-Valley Regional Branch in North Hills is one of 10 that will open this year.
Others are in Hollywood, Hancock Park, Watts, Echo Park, Lincoln Heights and two each in South-Central and the Wilshire district.
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