Sepulveda Boulevard is a major thoroughfare in Los Angeles, California, stretching approximately 40 miles. It runs north-south, connecting various neighborhoods and communities, including San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The boulevard is known for its diverse commercial areas, residential neighborhoods, and access to several parks. The road is named after Francisco Sepúlveda, a prominent landowner in the early history of California. It serves as a vital transportation route, accommodating both local and commuter traffic. Along its length, drivers can find a mix of shops, restaurants, and services that cater to the needs of the community.