Daily News Readers' Choice

Best of San Fernando Valley and Neighboring Communities

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Are you ready to vote for your Favorites?

Simply enter the name of your favorite per category. Make sure your write-in vote counts by using the correct name and spelling along with the city/town they are located in (if in doubt, check their website, one of their ads or any printed material to make sure). Also, if you haven’t completed your ballot (need more time) — no worries. You can come back to your voting ballot at any time up to May 9, 2021 11:59pm Pacific to vote for additional businesses or change your previous vote. After all, you must vote for at least 10 different categories for your ballot to count! The Reader’s Choice Awards is not a scientific survey. Winners are determined only from ballots received. Results do not reflect the opinion and/or views of the Daily News employees or affiliates. These are the main things you need to know to get started. A full list of rules can be found below.

Happy Voting!

Rules & Disclaimer: The Daily News Readers’ Choice Official Rules: One entry per household or per online user – duplicate entries will be omitted. Entrants must be at least 18 years of age. Entrants must vote for at least 10 different categories for their ballot to count. Only official ballots will be accepted. No purchase necessary. All entries must be received no later than May 9, 2021. Employees/families of the Los Angeles Daily News, a part of South California News Group and its affiliates, are ineligible to win. Winners will be notified on or around May 17, 2021. The Daily News will not enter into a written or oral discussion regarding the contest, and all entries become the property of Southern California News Group. The Daily News reserves the right to publish the results of the reader survey, delete questions, or restructure, and to refuse questionable or duplicate entries. The Daily News will not enter into a written or oral discussion regarding the contest, and all entries become the property of Southern California News Group.