City of Los Santos

The City of Los Santos, commonly known as Los Santos and often abbreviated as L.S., is a major city located in southern region of the State of San Andreas.
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==Description==
Los Santos is a huge and sprawling metropolis with various different cultures, for example the glamorous neighborhoods of Rockford Hills and Vinewood are home to the rich and famous, including celebrities and entertainment moguls. In contrast, neighborhoods like Davis and Strawberry feature working-class residents and street gangs. Los Santos serves as the County Seat of Los Santos County, the most developed and populated county in the southern part of the state of San Andreas.
Following Los Santos' repopulation, the federal government instituted democratic reforms to address citizen distrust, including creating an elected City Council and appointed officials like a Treasurer to manage finances. The Treasurer oversees the State Account which holds city funds and tax revenues, and now requires Council approval for transfers, decentralizing financial authority from the Mayor of Los Santos alone. The Treasurer role added more accountability and expertise to budget decisions and management of the State Account.
===Law Enforcement===
The Los Santos Police Department (LSPD) serves as the primary law enforcement agency in the city, tasked with maintaining public safety and upholding the law. Additionally, the LSPD collaborates closely with other agencies, such as the Department of Justice, to coordinate efforts and enhance overall public safety. As a cornerstone of the city's law enforcement apparatus, the LSPD plays a pivotal role in maintaining order and security in Los Santos.
==Geography==
Los Santos is divided into 40 districts and neighborhoods, some of which were incorporated communities that merged into the city.
	
Downtown Los Santos
Downtown is the financial center of Los Santos and its most urbanized area, with the presence of the tallest high-rises in the city, including the huge Pixel Tower, Maze Bank Tower, the FIB and IAA buildings, the Union Depository and the Mile High Club, which recently completed construction under the new government. Within lies Legion Square, a serene park, and the Memorial Monument, honoring departed community members. It also houses the Los Santos Police Department and Gruppe 6, a renowned security firm. The district is divided into the neighborhoods of Pillbox Hill, Mission Row, and Textile City.
	
South Los Santos
An economically depressed area, characterized by street gangs and low-income housing projects. Grove Street's shifting gang control reflects the area's volatility. Forum Drive and Jamestown Street highlight socioeconomic disparity and gang influence. Essential institutions like Davis City Hall and the Central Los Santos Medical Center provide governance and healthcare. A number of businesses operate here as well like the Vanilla Unicorn, Mosley's Auto, and the Towing Company. The district is divided into the neighborhoods of Strawberry, Rancho, and Chamberlain Hills, and the incorporated city of Davis, and beneath it all lies Sewer City.
	
East Los Santos
Once a bustling industrial hub, has seen significant changes due to gentrification, with many factories repurposed into residential spaces or garages. Despite this, remnants of its industrial past remain, with power plants near the Port of Los Santos continuing to operate. Notably, Popular Motorworks in La Mesa offers vehicle repairs, while El Burro Heights is home to Lester Crest, a key figure known for orchestrating heists and providing strategic guidance to criminals. The district encompasses diverse neighborhoods like La Mesa, El Burro Heights, Murrieta Heights, and Cypress Flats.
	
Rockford Hills
Features upscale residential and commercial areas. The northern part offers luxury living and fine dining, while the southern end is a bustling shopping district centered around Portola Drive. The abandoned Dennis LaBarre City Hall stands as a historical landmark amidst prestigious mansions. Notably, Konnected Telemarketing, founded in December 2023, operates as a prominent company in the area. The district also contains the smaller neighborhood of Burton in the southeast.
	
Vinewood
Nestled in Los Santos, Vinewood exudes affluence and vibrancy, drawing residents and tourists to its chic streets and iconic landmarks. The district boasts upscale businesses and luxurious mansions, epitomizing sophistication. Amidst its opulence lies the Liquid Library, a multifunctional hub conceived by Siz Fulker, symbolizing Vinewood's prosperity. Vinewood is divided into the neighborhoods of Alta, Hawick, Downtown Vinewood, West Vinewood, East Vinewood and Mirror Park.
	
Vinewood Hills
Vinewood Hills, located in the northern expanse of Los Santos, boasts a diverse landscape transitioning from rural tranquility to urban sophistication, housing affluent residents and celebrities in spacious contemporary residences. The district features iconic landmarks such as the Vinewood Sign, Vinewood Bowl, and the Galileo Observatory, offering panoramic views of the city and beyond.
	
Richman
A prestigious residential area akin to Rockford Hills, features opulent classic-style mansions and a lack of commercial establishments. Home to Vinewood celebrities attracted to its renowned golf course, the district's main attraction is the Richman Meadows Golf Course, known for its leisure activities. The landscape is dominated by the expansive country club grounds, surrounded by luxurious estates.
	
Morningwood
A quiet and wealthy commercial and residential neighborhood, known for its historic theaters.
	
Little Seoul
A vibrant neighborhood in Los Santos, boasts a South Korean influence with bustling streets adorned by neon signs, reminiscent of Seoul's nightlife. It houses prominent establishments like Weazel News Entertainment and the Cràpphuise Apartments, providing housing for non-local inhabitants. Snr. Buns, a popular hamburger chain overseen by owner Mitch Bun, serves as a focal point of activity, contributing to the neighborhood's lively atmosphere.
	
Del Perro
Famed for its vibrant beachfront and Pleasure Pier, draws crowds of tourists and residents alike. Its upscale residences and bustling pier offer a trendy ambiance, with sunbathers and sandcastle builders enjoying the seaside scene. Bahama Mamas nightclub enhances the area's nightlife, while Nick Fondulis, Maze Bank Manager, ensures the bank's financial integrity and oversees money drops from Gruppe 6 security drivers, adding to Del Perro's diverse offerings.
	
Vespucci
A residential, commercial and recreational beachfront neighborhood known for its canals, beaches and a world-famous front walk. Vespucci is split into the neighborhoods of Vespucci Beach, Vespucci Canals and Puerto Del Sol.
	
La Puerta
A community with strong roots in the fishing and longshoring industry, La Puerta is primarily industrial and sparsely populated. The district is the home of the Maze Bank Arena.
	
Los Santos International Airport
One of the busiest airports in the world. The LSIA district is also the location of the airport's nearby warehouses, hotels and restaurants.
	
Port of Los Santos
The major seaport for the city of Los Santos and the busiest port in America. It is pivotal for companies like Grime, with Banning as a vital industrial center supporting cargo management. Connected to Elysian Island, Banning houses critical warehouses. Elysian Island hosts the Naval Port and Pier 400, known for shipyards and warehouses. Pier 400 handles illicit imports, guarded by Gruppe 6, while the Naval Port boasts naval slips. Terminal is a bustling cargo hub managed by longshoremen, hosting businesses like Grime Delivery. Managed by Frank Miller, Grime Delivery offers workers advancement opportunities from vans to Pounder and Packer trucks, maximizing potential in Los Santos' delivery industry.
	
Pacific Bluffs
Pacific Bluffs is the entrance gate to western Los Santos. Like neighboring Richman, it is predominantly a high-class residential district with a low population density.
==Landmarks and Sightings==
Los Santos is renowned for its eclectic array of landmarks and sightings that captivate residents and visitors alike. From iconic skyscrapers punctuating the skyline to cultural hubs pulsating with artistic fervor, the city offers a tapestry of sights and experiences. These are but a few glimpses of the landmarks and sightings that adorn the vibrant tapestry of Los Santos, each imbued with its own unique charm and allure, inviting exploration and discovery at every turn.
*Memorial Park
*Land Act Dam