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Data centers in Los Angeles County, California: 7 projects mapped

7 projects tracked
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1 proposed or being built
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4 operating
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1 stopped or paused
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1 with no stage on record
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32 MW from the one active project that reports a figure
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1 moratorium or ban in effect
Monterey Park Data Center (Withdrawn)Digital Realty Vernon (Los Angeles) (Proposed, 32 MW)Equinix Los Angeles Downtown Hub (LA1) (Operating)Equinix Los Angeles El Segundo Campus (LA2/LA3/LA4) (Operating)T5 Los Angeles (El Segundo) (Operating)Prime Los Angeles (Vernon) (Operating)China Telecom Americas Los Angeles (One Wilshire, CoreSite) (Not reported)
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Tracked projectStopped or pausedBigger dot, more power7 sites shown

Los Angeles County has banned new large AI data centers in its unincorporated areas. On September 17, 2026, Regional Planning Director Amy Bodek ordered an immediate prohibition as interim guidance while the county writes it into the zoning code, following a motion by Board Chair Hilda Solis that supervisors approved unanimously in April. Solis says she will bring the zoning changes to the Board of Supervisors; no date has been set.

The push started in Monterey Park, where HMC StratCap proposed a data center of about 250,000 square feet at the vacant Saturn Business Park, 1977 Saturn Street. After packed meetings, the city adopted a 45-day moratorium in January, the developer withdrew in April, and on June 2 voters passed Measure NDC, which bans data centers unless future voters repeal it. "We had a victory landslide," said Steven Kung, co-founder of No Data Center Monterey Park. El Monte and Baldwin Park voted in April for yearlong bans.

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Residents in Rowland Heights, Hacienda Heights, La Puente and other nearby communities are now fighting a possible data center at the mostly vacant Puente Hills Mall in the City of Industry, which has about 250 residents. In El Segundo, developer Eight Form withdrew a 50-megawatt plan to replace a Hyatt Place hotel at 750 N. Nash Street on July 9, after three hours of opposition at the planning commission.

Most of the county's data centers sit in El Segundo, downtown Los Angeles and Vernon, which runs its own power utility. In Vernon, Goodman Group has begun building LAX01, a 49.5-megawatt, three-level data center on 5.6 acres, and Digital Realty has bought land for a 32-megawatt building.

Data center projects on record in Los Angeles County

Grouped by the town each site sits in. The report above may name projects that have no record here yet.

El Segundo2
ProjectCompanyStatusPower
Equinix Los Angeles El Segundo Campus (LA2/LA3/LA4)El Segundo Equinix Operating Not reported Source off site ↗
T5 Los Angeles (El Segundo)El Segundo T5 Data Centers Operating Not reported
Los Angeles2
ProjectCompanyStatusPower
China Telecom Americas Los Angeles (One Wilshire, CoreSite)Los Angeles China Telecom Not reported Not reported
Equinix Los Angeles Downtown Hub (LA1)Los Angeles Equinix Operating Not reported Source off site ↗
Vernon2
ProjectCompanyStatusPower
Digital Realty Vernon (Los Angeles)Vernon Digital Realty Proposed 32 MW
Prime Los Angeles (Vernon)Vernon Prime Data Centers Operating Not reported
Monterey Park1
ProjectCompanyStatusPower
Monterey Park Data CenterMonterey Park HMC Capital (StratCap) Withdrawn Not reported

Where this comes from

The reporting above was written from these. Open one and check it yourself.

Where people here have won

Projects stopped by a vote, pulled by their developer, or blocked in court.

PlaceWhat happenedDateSize
El SegundoEight Form Withdrawn by the developer The developer withdrew on the spot at the planning commission after three hours of resident opposition. Jul 9, 2026 50 MW, 230,780 sq ft Story off site ↗

Moratoriums and bans in effect

Pauses on new data centers covering this area.

PlaceTypeStartedEnds
Monterey ParkTown or city Ban Jun 3, 2026 No end date Record off site ↗

Every project above is drawn from public records, filings and local reporting. Each row links to what it is based on. Statuses change, so check the source date before you rely on one. Found something wrong? Write to [email protected] and it gets fixed.