This is my little page that I created and happy that people share their experiences of this city,…read moretheir thoughts, their creations and fun, nice messages, ideas, achievements, photos and creation are being added to this page. Love my neighborhood, it's nice and friendly in general, has tons of shops and restaurants. Lots of moms and pops spots that people enjoy. Love our street vendors with their amazingly delicious food. This review is just a little shot out to awesome people that are yelping and sharing. Have an amazing Holiday month, blessings.

This is the first neighborhood I moved into in the San Fernando Valley from Thousand Oaks. It used…read moreto be called Sepulveda. It is bordered by Mission Hills, Northridge, Granada Hills and Panorama City. It is mostly residential. Accessible to and from California Interstate 405, by car, bus, Uber/Lyft and other methods of transportation. Sepulveda VA clinic is located here. Mercados Buenos Aires is located in the same neighborhood. Seafood City and Barrio Fiesta amongst the famous Asian places are also located in the area. Some locations are used in various films like Terminator, Halloween, American Beauty, Step Brothers etc. Over time, I got acquainted with the area. I used to walk to the Olivo at Mission Hills when it was still not revamped.

I love the city of Fullerton!…read more I'm a new resident here. Prior to that, I would always go to downtown Fullerton for the fun festivities! Downtown Fullerton offers lots of eateries, shopping and things to do. It seems like there is a strong sense of community here. Most people seem nice and friendly. Sure, there are some that aren't. You will find that anywhere though. The parking situation is a nightmare at downtown. You can never find parking. I have noticed many of the roads and sidewalks need to be repaired. It seems like the city is older and could be maintained better. I do like the splashes of architecture you will find throughout Fullerton. It's a pretty city.

Hey, I just went through an inspection for the third time with a city inspector, and honestly, it's…read morebeen a frustrating experience. It's really disheartening to see such poor professionalism and lack of knowledge from these guys. The inspector failed me the first time because he claimed he didn't see proof of the sheathing inspection for my roof, even though everything is available online. It just doesn't make any sense. I had to go in person to try and clear things up, but instead, they just rescheduled the inspection again. Then the inspector showed up a week later. Luckily, I got there before he left because he was already preparing a note saying I failed the inspection again. I caught him on it and questioned him, and to make a long story short, he kept trying to fail me without any valid reason. In the end, he had no choice but to sign off and pass the inspection. The inspector's name is Noah, and he's the supervisor. I'm not sure what his problem was, but as a supervisor, he definitely needs more training and professionalism. It's disappointing and honestly a waste of time dealing with this kind of behavior when I'm just trying to get things done right.

What can I say about Granada Hills? A futures past blended in with futures present... A mostly laid…read morepark city with a fair amount of things to do and enjoy including the Regency Theater which sits on the borders of North Hills and Grenada Hills. There are great places to dine such as Good Pho You one of my favorite Pho spots in Los Angeles! Salavation Army massive, Target yes, Trarer Joe's sometimes... Despite being a location with a huge parking lot the Grenada Hills TJ will have you scratching your head at times, but the service will turn that confusion into a positive illusion until you leave. Granada Hills has good schools and nice parks and all the things you could need including vintage fashion, late night dinners via IHOP and Danny's, multiple shopping centers and tons of food not to mention some patches green pastures like a lot of the San Fernando Valley... Though sitting closer to the mountain side you definitely get more plant life and nature in G.H. There is an abundance of street parking compared to most cities as this city is a lot more residential in pockets and parts, while still having plenty to take in and enjoy. I definitely found myself passing through and shopping about here more before 2020 and even now... Especially in my college years near CSUN, only a few short minutes North West of this pleasantville.

I grew up in lakewood. We moved into lakewood village which is technically long beach. But, I lived…read morein lakewood until junior high. It Isa pretty small town surrounded by long beach. The country club area is my favorite! We used to trick or treat there. There are a lot of local youth sports teams. It feels safe and comfortable. I shop at lakewood Square a lot.

I have been here multiple times. I have visited friends who live here, I have worked here, and…read morefrequented multiple businesses here. I have never had many significant problems while in the city of Lakewood. I stay away from certain areas and stores such as the Lakewood mall area and the Walmart. The residential areas seem okay depending on what section of Lakewood you are in.

Nice downtown area with eateries, shopping and coffee! Parks and playgrounds for kids and families…read moreto enjoy a break. Benches throughout to take in the beautiful day. Staff at the stores we visited were very welcoming and friendly. Especially loved Penny Coffee roasters. Great spot to hang out. Outdoor 609 Venue space available for your next event or special occasion. Great community!

04/29/2023 City Hall is a nice looking building and today…read morethere is a small group taking photos. Looks like for a quinceanera with a big hoop skirt type of red dress. She was hiding behind the flagpole and statue. It was also where the event I was volunteering at for Donate Life Run/Walk promoting organ donation. It's that little pink dot you would add to your driver's license. If you don't know what it is, please ask or look up the information. This could save someone's life closer to you than you think. Thank you Azusa Pacific University for hosting this event in City of Azusa.

I'm glad that a handful of people also reviewed this Los Angeles intersection that is both…read moreenigmatic and vapid so I feel less weird for writing about it. Los Angeles as a whole has so much to see and analyze, and this intersection is yet another thing to pick apart. As a kid, I would be sitting in the car while my parents drove across the intersection of Pico and Sepulveda many times. I didn't think anything of it. The only thing that came to mind was that Anawalt's Lumber was on this corner, and I'm glad to report that it still is, and that a Norm's coffee shop, the one at which I've eaten the most, was a few blocks east of here. Sadly, that Norm's has closed. Upon learning of the comical song featured by radio personality Doctor Demento, going anywhere near this intersection then brought on uproarious laughter. Whoever penned this song was almost a genius in that they made a silk purse out of a sow's ear. This intersection has recently gotten a lot of life injected into it. While Anawalt's Lumber is still there and the other two corners have small strip malls, the southwest corner now has a newer office building. Growing up, one almost forgets that Exposition Boulevard runs almost parallel to Pico and, at Pico and Sepulveda, it's but a short block south. This proved to be important because that dormant railroad track in the middle of once sleepy Exposition, with its small stucco ranch homes, is now the path that the Metro Expo line travels on from Downtown L.A. to Santa Monica. It goes over Sepulveda using a flyover, the station is elevated and provides good views of the West Side, and there is yet another massive cookie cutter "transit oriented development" type apartment complex next to it. Similar to the ones near the reborn parts of Culver City on this same line, one can only wonder who lives in these complexes and what they do. I don't want to think that most of the residents have a geeky high paying tech job and have an Uber Eats person bring them their food. Also, being just one block south of Pico and Sepulveda, the Metro station has turned this area into a hub. There is now a large Metro parking garage nearby. Metro (L.A.) buses and those belonging to other systems, such as Culver City, now ply Sepulveda and end up at the base of the UCLA campus. On the Culver City system, which has a stop at this quirky corner, one can travel all the way to and from LAX for $1. Even though the song was just good fun when released, the area around Pico and Sepulveda mostly continued to be taken for granted. It just sort of sat there between Westwood, Century City, and Santa Monica. While tidy, the housing stock consisted of ordinary stucco ranch homes like the ones seen all over the West Side and dingbat and Jetsonian apartment complexes built from the post-war era through the seventies. However, this more "vanilla" area around this intersection has gone from being taken for granted to being coveted. A large percentage of the houses have been extensively updated, with some featuring a "pop top," and, if not extensively updated, they look freshened up. The prices of any nearby homes are astronomical and the prices of rentals are also very high. This intersection is too close to many key areas to have been ignored much longer ... and I'm surprised it didn't happen sooner. After all, Sepulveda is probably Los Angeles's most important north-south thoroughfare, paralleling the San Diego Freeway from the "way cool" South Bay all the way to the top end of the San Fernando Valley where the city ends. The song "Pico and Sepulveda" manages to be irritating, yet, because it's so goofy and absurd, it easily earns people's forgiveness. Its refrain will undoubtedly be stuck in your head for quite a while. I can only think of one other song that does the same via its refrain ("la da dee - la da da"), and that would be Crystal Waters's 1991 dance hit "Gypsy Woman," but that one had and has fleeting landmark status. The intersection of Pico and Sepulveda easily gets 4 stars for being close to key areas of Los Angeles, for being in a fairly nice area with interesting stores and options, for being close enough to enjoy the breezes of the Pacific, and for making people laugh, or, at the very least, chuckle.

Local flavor intersection and one I frequent when passing through West LA or Sawtelle in all modes…read moreof transit. Its near the connection for the the Expo E (Gold) line at Expo & Sepulveda with connection to the Culver CityBus, LA Metro Transit Busses and LADOT. On foot you'll have pretty wide open sidewalk space, access to scooter rentals (such as Lime), spot some delivery robots and be near two strip malls/plazas (donuts/coffee, breakfast burritos, haircuts, cell phone stores, etcs - more active in the day time) as well as newer apartment, built up office spaces and a Anawalt Lumber Company location. Sepulveda Blvd & Pico Blvd is at its most active during the rush hour stretch or at least from 4PM to 630PM - a most LA-ers know Sepulveda runs along the 405 and is an alternative to hoping on it. Sepulveda & Pico has being renovated and revamped over the last few years and really come up - pass through to enjoy some scenic city views. Q Tips: Near Best Buy, Michael's (arts & crafts) and Marshalls (off Sawtelle Blvd). Wine House + Smart & Final (Cotner Avenue/Pico). Lots of local food & sip spots (El Super Taco, Big Tommys, Sorry Not Sorry bar and more). Plus some essentials like USPS, Best Western Inn (for traveling or staycation).

City of La Canada Flintridge happens to be the home of Descanso Gardens. A couple weeks ago, I…read morevisited the garden and found myself admiring the quaint homes that were nearby the garden. I said to myself I would love to live nearby a garden so I can take a stroll every night with my One and Only LOL. Well, there was a home for sale right across the street of the garden at the time. It might have been a sign LOL. Unfortunately, I can't afford a million dollar home, but I'm sure there is one lucky family who will love that home as much as I would have. One fine day, I'll have a place of my own that I can call my home... in divine timing of course. Anyway, this city is very quiet and serene. Lots of great shopping and good eats on Foothill Blvd. I think they have a farmers market on certain Saturdays, too. I'll have to look that up. Enjoy your visit in La Canada Flintridge!

I've been a visitor to the 'City of La Canada Flintridge,' bordering the 'City of Pasadena,'. Both…read moretimes and a 3rd visit I drove by to go to Los Angeles, CA., traffic was very smooth. Lovin' the floral landscapes throughout the small, upscale town here. I didn't get to spend much time here yet but yes will return again in the near future to. Sorry no pics yet.

Popular real-estate from the show Insecure. The Apartment building location is in Inglewood,…read moreCalifornia. Some would assume the area is sketchy, however, I felt no threat while being in this particular area of Inglewood.

This city is cool. Taco trucks everywhere…read more Chickens walking on the sidewalk. The stray cats are actually smart, they use the crosswalk and wait for cars to pass ^-^