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424

Beverly Hills, California

Area code 424

State
California
Region
Pacific
Time zone
PT
Type
Geographic
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Got a missed call from 424?

Our directory lists 424 for Beverly Hills, California, but an area code alone cannot establish who is calling. Scammers can fake caller ID to match the first six digits of the number they are dialing, a trick called neighbor spoofing, so a familiar-looking code proves nothing about who is really calling.

If you were not expecting the call, let it go to voicemail. Verify the caller through a trusted contact method before returning the call, and never share personal details with an unverified caller.

Worth knowing: an area code no longer tells you where someone is. Mobile numbers keep their original code when people move, so a 424 number may belong to someone who left California years ago.

Frequently asked questions about 424

Where is area code 424?

Our directory lists area code 424 for Beverly Hills, California. The listed city is a reference location, not a complete coverage map. A phone number's area code does not establish the caller's current location.

What time zone is area code 424 in?

This directory uses Pacific Time (PT) for California. This is state-level guidance; confirm the recipient's local time before calling.

Is area code 424 a scam?

An area code alone cannot tell you whether a call is genuine. Caller ID can be spoofed, including numbers that appear local. Let unexpected calls go to voicemail and verify the caller independently before sharing personal information.

Is area code 424 toll-free?

The directory lists 424 as a geographic area code, not a toll-free code. US toll-free codes include 800, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877, and 888. Your carrier and calling plan determine any charges.

37 listed area codes in California

209 Lodi213 Los Angeles279 Arden-Arcade310 Los Angeles323 Los Angeles341 Oakland369 Santa Rosa408 Gilroy415 San Francisco442 Apple Valley510 Alameda530 Chico559 Clovis562 Bellflower619 Chula Vista626 Alhambra627 Santa Rosa628 San Francisco650 Daly City657 Anaheim661 Earlimart669 San Jose707 Benicia714 Anaheim747 Burbank760 Apple Valley805 Camarillo818 Agoura Hills820 Camarillo831 Salinas858 San Diego909 Anaheim916 Elk Grove925 Antioch949 Costa Mesa951 Corona

Nearby in the Pacific

206 Seattle253 Kent360 Bellingham425 Bellevue458 Eugene503 Beaver509 Kennewick541 Bend564 Seattle808 Honolulu

Where Is Area Code 424?

Area code 424 serves western and southwestern Los Angeles County in Southern California. Beverly Hills is its primary city. It shares its geographic coverage with area code 310, so both codes serve the same region.

The area includes coastal communities along the Pacific Ocean, South Bay cities, and parts of the City of Los Angeles. Notable landmarks in the region include the Santa Monica Pier, the Getty Center, and the University of California, Los Angeles, in Westwood. The region also includes the Palos Verdes Peninsula and Avalon on Santa Catalina Island.

Cities and Communities in the 424 Area Code

  • Avalon, Los Angeles County
  • Beverly Hills, Los Angeles County
  • Carson, Los Angeles County
  • Compton, Los Angeles County
  • Culver City, Los Angeles County
  • El Segundo, Los Angeles County
  • Gardena, Los Angeles County
  • Hawthorne, Los Angeles County
  • Hermosa Beach, Los Angeles County
  • Inglewood, Los Angeles County
  • Lawndale, Los Angeles County
  • Lomita, Los Angeles County
  • Los Angeles (parts), Los Angeles County
  • Malibu, Los Angeles County
  • Manhattan Beach, Los Angeles County
  • Marina del Rey, Los Angeles County
  • Palos Verdes Estates, Los Angeles County
  • Rancho Palos Verdes, Los Angeles County
  • Redondo Beach, Los Angeles County
  • Rolling Hills, Los Angeles County
  • Rolling Hills Estates, Los Angeles County
  • Santa Monica, Los Angeles County
  • Torrance, Los Angeles County
  • West Hollywood, Los Angeles County

History of Area Code 424

Area code 424 began service on August 26, 2006, as an overlay for area code 310. An overlay adds another area code to an existing region without changing its geographic boundaries. As a result, 424 and 310 serve the same territory, and local calls in the region require 10-digit dialing.

Area code 310 began service on November 2, 1991, after splitting from area code 213. In 1997, area code 562 split off from parts of 310 and 213. The later 424 overlay added more phone-number options without dividing the communities that remained in the 310 region.

Key Facts About Area Code 424

  • Area code 424 serves Beverly Hills and other communities in California, in the Pacific region of the United States.
  • The area code uses Pacific Time, which switches between standard time and daylight saving time.
  • Area code 424 is a geographic code and an overlay for area code 310, not a separate region created by a geographic split.
  • Area code 424 began service on August 26, 2006.
  • Area code 310, which shares the same service area, began on November 2, 1991, as a split from area code 213.
  • The University of California, Los Angeles, is in Westwood, an area of Los Angeles served by 310 and 424.
  • The Santa Monica Pier and the Getty Center are notable landmarks within the region.
  • The U.S. Census Bureau does not publish a population total for area code 424 because telephone area-code boundaries do not match census population units.