<h1 style="text-align: center;">Valley Village, <em>Los Angeles</em></h1>
<p>Valley Village in Los Angeles, California is one of the districts that make up San Fernando Valley. The average age of its population is 36, which, in the Los Angeles area, is considered an older average than usual. Valley Village's households consist of an average of two people, which is very low in comparison to other parts of LA.</p>
<p>Valley Village community was formed way back in 1939. Valley Village was initially a section of North Hollywood until its residents decided to separate from it as many other cities did in the 1980s. Many cities that went their way changed their names but Valley Village maintained theirs as articles of incorporation in 1939 used the same name. It was until 1991 that Los Angeles City Council recognized it as a separate community and marked its borders.</p>
<p>The statistical figures issued out by the Los Angeles Times &ldquo;Mapping LA&rdquo; showed Valley Village&rsquo;s population as 25,665 in 2008 with an average household income of $55,470.</p>
<p>Valley Village Park is the area&rsquo;s biggest recreational center. It is equipped with an auditorium, a kids&rsquo; playing zone, lighted indoor baseball diamond courts, indoor gymnasium, lighted handball courts, a seasonal outdoor pool(unheated), lighted tennis courts, picnic tables, outdoor baseball diamonds(lighted) and a few more recreation facilities.</p>