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Hikers now have to pay for parking at Fryman Canyon in Studio City. Here's what to know
Summary by The Los Angeles Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Alex Rozier and Helen Jeong , as published by NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)
· July 7, 2026
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Anyone who has parked at the lower Fryman Canyon lot off Laurel Canyon Boulevard over the past several years knows this lot is typically full, often with a line of cars trying to snag a parking spot.
But in recent weeks, it’s been often mostly empty — thanks to new parking fees that went into...
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Key points But in recent weeks, it’s been often mostly empty — thanks to new parking fees that went into... Anyone who has parked at the lower Fryman Canyon lot off Laurel Canyon Boulevard over the past several years knows this lot is typically full, often with a line of cars trying to snag a parking spot.
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What is this story about? Anyone who has parked at the lower Fryman Canyon lot off Laurel Canyon Boulevard over the past several years knows this lot is typically full, often with a line of cars trying to snag a parking spot.
But in recent weeks, it’s been often mostly empty — thanks to new parking fees that went into...
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