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Los Angeles County, California

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Throughout L.A. County, legendary mild and beautiful weather allows a year-round outdoor lifestyle.  Residents enjoy miles of beaches, local mountains, music, sports, and unlimited entertainment and cultural choices. Ranked as the second-safest big city in America, and with an incredibly diverse population, L.A. County, is not only a great region for your business to thrive, it’s a great place for you to thrive.

San Gabriel Valley, CA

Located just east of Downtown Los Angeles, the San Gabriel Valley offers an outstanding quality of life.

The 31 cities and five large unincorporated communities of the San Gabriel Valley cover an area of 400 square miles with almost 1.8 million residents.

From the smaller foothill communities and historic places such as the City of San Gabriel with its centuries-old mission to its bigger cities such as Pasadena, the San Gabriel Valley offers some of the best of Southern California.

The San Gabriel Valley is home to leading educational institutions including the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (Cal Poly). The list also includes the University of La Verne, Azusa Pacific University, the Claremont Colleges, Art Center College of Design, and three outstanding community colleges.

Leading research facilities include NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the City of Hope Medical Center. Cultural icons such as the Rose Bowl and its annual New Year’s celebration in Pasadena, the Huntington Library and Gardens in San Marino, Arcadia’s Arboretum, and La Cañada’s Descanso Gardens are also located in the San Gabriel Valley.

Many popular sports and entertainment complexes are found in the San Gabriel Valley including Arcadia’s Santa Anita Park (horse racing), the Fairplex in Pomona, and the Speedway at Irwindale.

Quality of Life

Two Metrolink commuter rail lines and the newly expanded Gold Line light rail connect the communities of the San Gabriel Valley with the rest of Southern California and have led to the creation of new transit-oriented developments that provide a vibrant lifestyle in compact, walkable communities.

Housing choices in the San Gabriel Valley range from quaint bungalows and rustic cabins in the foothills and mountains to suburban subdivisions, palatial estates, and trendy townhomes.

The area’s ethnic diversity is a key strength with residents representing every aspect of a modern global community. It is a safe, high-quality environment in which to live, work, and raise a family.