You have reached Little League Baseball's, California District 40's official website. We are located in the North-West San Fernando Valley and represent 11 Little League charters.
Our leagues encompass the entire San Fernando Valley, Santa Clarita Valley, Castaic and as far North as Frazier Mountain (select League Location tabs above).
Our Mission is to serve as liaison between the league's President and Little League Baseball, Inc. and help our leagues throughout the season.
The responsibilities of the District Administrator is to acquaint all leagues with the information disseminated out of Little League International, assisting in settling problems, interpreting adopted changes, review and investigate problems as referred by Little League International.
This site covers all aspects of Baseball and Softball for the current season, within the District boundaries. Please check your league site for current information regarding your leagues activities.
This is also the site where you can learn about the best this District and Section has to offer. District 40 is currently a part of Section II and Division III for tournament play.
Learn and grow with us, and the District's Umpire Consultants, as they mold our umpire program. Watch us as we grow and expand into a league in your neighborhood.
District meetings are held on the 1st Monday of each month. These meetings are for league presidents or their approved substitute and are by invitation of the District Administrator only.
Remember, Little League is a volunteer based organization. Volunteer your time and talents to help the children in your family and community. Also, donate to your League and the District, so that these programs can continue.
In closing, the entire District 40 Staff welcome's you.
We would also like to pay a special THANK YOU to all of the League and District volunteers, without whose dedication to the children in your communities, regular season and tournament games would not be possible. Good Luck!
Thank you,
Domenic Iadevaia
District Administrator