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DIGITAL ASSET MAP

Find public Wi-Fi in Los Angeles

 

INTERNET ACCESS

Los Angeles Public Library

Los Angeles Public Library Branches

All Los Angeles Public Library branch locations offer free public Wi-Fi, along with access to information, technology, and resources that support learning and connection across Los Angeles communities.

View all Los Angeles Public Library branch locations.

Los Angeles Public Library Branches
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Rec & Parks LA

Select Recreation & Parks locations currently offer free public Wi-Fi, including:

  • Griffith Observatory
  • Cabrillo Marine Aquarium
  • EXPO Center
  • Michelle and Barack Obama Sports Complex

To explore all Recreation & Parks facilities citywide, visit the full Rec & Parks LA location directory.

Rec & Parks LA
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Crenshaw Corridor WiFi Access

The Community Connectivity initiative brings free, public Wi-Fi to the Crenshaw Corridor through partnerships with the Bureau of Street Lighting and Destination Crenshaw.

Learn more about how to access wifi in the Crenshaw Corridor.

Crenshaw Corridor WiFi Access
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Multi-Purpose Senior Centers - Department of Aging

Department of Aging Multi-Purpose Senior Centers (MPCs) provide programs and services for older adults across Los Angeles. Some locations offer access to computers, internet, or digital support. Please refer to the Digital Asset Map above to see which centers currently offer Wi-Fi.

View more information on the Department of Aging Multi-Purpose Senior Centers.

Multi-Purpose Senior Centers - Department of Aging
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Senior Citizen Centers - Rec & Parks

Recreation & Parks Senior Citizen Centers offer recreational and community services for older adults throughout Los Angeles. Some locations may offer access to computers, internet, or digital support. Please refer to the Digital Asset Map above to see which centers currently offer Wi-Fi.

View Recreation & Parks Senior Citizen Centers

Senior Citizen Centers - Rec & Parks
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FamilySource Centers

FamilySource Centers provide free support services for families in Los Angeles, including education, employment assistance, and access to community resources. Some locations may offer access to computers, internet, or digital support as part of their services.

Find a FamilySource Center near you.

FamilySource Centers
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YouthSource Centers

YouthSource Centers in Los Angeles offer free programs and support for youth, including education, career services, and access to community resources. Some locations offer access to computers, internet, or digital support as part of their services.

Find a YouthSource Center near you.

YouthSource Centers
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WorkSource Centers

WorkSource Centers in Los Angeles offer free Wi-Fi and employment resources to support job seekers and community members.

Find a WorkSource Center near you.

WorkSource Centers
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BusinessSource Centers

BusinessSource Centers in Los Angeles offer free Wi-Fi and business support services to help entrepreneurs, small businesses, and community members access resources and tools for success.

Find a BusinessSource Center near you.

BusinessSource Centers
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Los Angeles International Airport

Los Angeles World Airports (LAX/LAWA) offers free public Wi-Fi throughout the airport, helping travelers and visitors stay connected while on the go.

Learn more about LAX Wi-Fi access.

Los Angeles International Airport

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