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Baldwin Park highlight

San Gabriel Valley community with strong Latino presence

Baldwin Park is part of the San Gabriel Valley, a region of more than two million residents with deep roots in Latino and immigrant communities.

Former Central School and Baldwin Park City Hall entrance, photographed in 1978
Former Central School and Baldwin Park City Hall entrance, photographed in 1978. John R. Stinson / Historic American Buildings Survey, original file, Public domain. Resized to 1600 × 1000 pixels with a visually reviewed landscape crop, converted to WebP, metadata stripped.

Baldwin Park sits at the center of the San Gabriel Valley, a network of 31 cities in Los Angeles County served by the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments and the LA Metro San Gabriel Valley Service Council, which was established in 2002. The city has branded itself the Hub of the Valley, positioned at the intersection of the 10, 605, and 210 freeways that connect the region.

The character of Baldwin Park reflects the broader San Gabriel Valley. In Baldwin Park Unified School District, 89.3 percent of students identify as Hispanic or Latino—roughly 20 percentage points above Los Angeles County as a whole. The city is home to families who have built lives here across generations: homeowners, business owners, families with children in local schools.

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