Other than what it spells backward, of course. Zach Behrens writes about Sherman Oaks at his personal blog In the Oaks and about Los Angeles more generally at LAist, a commercial blog that is part of the New York-based Gothamist network. At the latter site, he is posting a multi-part series with comments from other bloggers about the sights and wonders of, yes, Moorpark Street. Why, you might ask?

Moorpark Street seems to be at a pivotal point toward where condo conversions gravitate and on which older businesses and "lifer" residents try to continue their existence. It runs 6 miles straight from Cedros Ave. in Sherman Oaks to Toluca Lake, where it ends at the Burbank border at Clybourn Ave. About 7 pockets of unconnected street appear in West Sherman Oaks and throughout Encino. The nice thing is, it lives all within Los Angeles city limits.