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One of the best things about living in Southern California is the ability to drop whatever it is we’re doing and head to the beach for a fun in the sun filled day. But some beaches are more family-friendly than others.
This relatively small coastal city is fairly close to Los Angeles. Yet, spending time here you feel like you’re much farther away from the big city. Walk, bike, play, surf — there’s no shortage of family-friendly things to do in Manhattan Beach.
There are so many things to with kids in Santa Monica that families will most likely find themselves planning multiple days to explore this popular city.
“Cucamonga” has been interpreted several ways and may mean “place of many springs” or “sandy place.” You’ll find many family-friendly things to do in Rancho Cucamonga whether you’re interested in visiting the city’s many parks, learning about history, shopping, or spending time indoors or out.
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Ojai is described as a friendly, small-town type of place. Located in Ventura county, Ojai is a city where you can spend a lot of time outdoors and where you’ll find lots to do and explore.
The city of Corona was founded in 1886 and was once known as the “Lemon Capital of the World.” While Corona may no longer be …
Whether you’re a local who considers Hollywood a place for tourists, or someone who considers Hollywood too far to make the effort, there are plenty of family friendly things to see and do.
If you’ve only ever driven through San Bernardino, it’s time to plan a time to stop and explore the area. You’ll find museums, parks, and more — something for every member of the family.
National Night Out (NNO) is a “national community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships.” This year, National Night Out is happening on Tuesday, August 2nd. Several communities all around Los Angeles are participating in this special event that aims to strengthen neighborhood unity.
