Outdoors
Bommer Canyon access depends on the kind of visit
Bommer Canyon has daily self-guided trails, guided or pre-registered access for some areas, monthly Wilderness Access Days, Cattle Camp open days, and pet rules to check first.
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Home and property
Brea bulky pickup is scheduled through Republic
Brea residents schedule curbside trash, bulky items, hazardous waste questions, and e-waste pickups through Republic Services, with three free bulky pickups each year.
Rules and licenses
Brentwood businesses start with the tax certificate and the address
Brentwood uses a Business Tax Certificate for businesses operating in the city, while building work and inspections stay with the Building Inspection Division.
Home and property
Brentwood utility billing keeps water, sewer, and garbage together
Brentwood Utility Billing is the place to start or stop water, sewer, and garbage service and to manage the monthly city utility bill.
Outdoors
Burbank turned an old rail line into a neighborhood path
The Chandler Bikeway gives Burbank a 2.2-mile rail-to-trail path that links neighborhoods with walking, biking, scooters, and everyday community use.
History and culture
Camarillo Ranch keeps the city's old ranch story in view
Camarillo Ranch centers on Adolfo Camarillo's 1892 ranch home, giving the city a visible link to its rancho, agriculture, and family-history roots.
Home and property
Camarillo water service starts with the provider map
Camarillo utility setup can involve city water, Camrosa, Pleasant Valley Mutual, California American Water, or Crestview, so the address decides the right first call.
Home and property
Campbell building permits run through MGO Connect
Campbell uses MGO Connect for building permit applications and inspections, with checklists, property information, a permit map, and code complaint links nearby.
History and culture
Carlsbad turns spring into rows of color
The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch keep the city's flower-growing story visible with 55 acres of ranunculus, a working farm, and seasonal hillside paths.
Home and property
Carlsbad uses Genasys and AlertSanDiego side by side
Genasys Protect carries Carlsbad zone and evacuation status, while AlertSanDiego remains the countywide contact system for regional emergency notifications.
Rules and licenses
Carson has a business concierge for opening questions
Carson's Business Concierge Service gives current and future business owners one Economic Development contact while they sort opening and operating questions.
History and culture
Carson has a museum where printing history still moves
The International Printing Museum in Carson keeps antique printing machinery, book history, hands-on workshops, field trips, and working demonstrations in one South Bay stop.
History and culture
Casa Peralta gives San Leandro a painted-tile history house
Casa Peralta connects San Leandro to Rancho San Antonio, a Spanish-style remodel, hand-painted Don Quixote tiles, and the city's museum district near downtown.
Rules and licenses
Cathedral City uses CSS for licenses and permits
Cathedral City's CSS portal can handle applications, license renewals, plan uploads, invoices, permits, licenses, and inspection scheduling in one online account.
History and culture
Ceres carries its farm name right in the city story
Ceres takes its name from the Roman goddess of agriculture, and the restored Whitmore home keeps the city's early farm-family roots visible near downtown.
History and culture
Chino has an airport museum full of real aircraft
Planes of Fame Museum gives Chino a strong aviation-history stop, with aircraft displays and exhibits tied to the city's airport museum cluster.
Rules and licenses
Coachella business license questions go through Finance
Coachella routes business license questions through the Finance Department, with city business resources grouped near maintenance requests, utility contacts, and economic development help.
Rules and licenses
Colton business licenses start with the place
Colton business licenses often depend on a Business Occupancy Permit or Home Occupation Permit first, so the address and business type matter before the license application.
History and culture
Compton still has a small-airplane layer
Compton/Woodley Airport gives the city a local aviation layer, with flight training, aviation clubs, community events, and a history that reaches back to 1924.
Rules and licenses
Corona business licenses still need the location to fit
Corona business licenses go through an application path, but the city also points businesses to Community Development approval before opening.
History and culture
Corriganville lets Simi Valley keep its movie-ranch hills
Corriganville Park preserves the Simi Valley movie-ranch landscape where western sets, television crews, weekend visitors, fires, and modern trails all share one story.
Rules and licenses
Costa Mesa business plans should check both license and planning
Costa Mesa has online business license steps, but a real location also needs the right use, zoning fit, and planning question answered before opening.
History and culture
Covina's Citrus Avenue still carries the old-town feel
Covina was founded in 1882, and its downtown Citrus Avenue District keeps early-1900s buildings, shops, dining, transit, civic uses, and entertainment close together.
History and culture
Cypress has dairy roots and a racetrack with another town's name
Cypress grew from farmland and Dairy City into today's city, while Los Alamitos Race Course keeps a nearby-town name on one of its best-known landmarks.