Sepulveda, CA is a city that is in Los Angeles County. It is located within 19 miles of large cities and small towns. The population is just over 110,000 people. The city has many things to offer its residents. It offers great public schools, excellent shopping, and a great quality of life.
Sepulveda Boulevard is the longest street in Los Angeles County, stretching 42.8 miles (82.4 km) between Mission Hills in the San Fernando Valley and Long Beach. This street is also the city's longest. The shortest street in the city is Powers Place, which stretches only thirteen feet between Alvarado Terrace and Bonnie Brae.
In 1927, residents of Mission Acres decided to rename the area. Sepulveda Boulevard is the primary north/south thoroughfare. It crosses Sepulveda Pass to the south. It is also an important part of Los Angeles' transportation network.
The city also has several parks and recreation centers. Sepulveda Basin, home to the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, draws 1.8 million visitors each year. Although it is a small city, it is easily accessible by car, bus, or bicycle. The city's bikeway links with the Headwaters Greenway.