More than 2300 miles from Route 66's origin in Chicago sits the city of Pasadena, California. For westbound travelers, Pasadena would have served as a last hurrah, and a gateway to the highway's final stretch into Los Angeles. Here's how to make the most of a day along Route 66 in Pasadena.
Read MoreThird wave coffee arrived late, but hit hard in Orange County, California. Check out our five top picks for fair trade / direct trade coffee in this part of Southern California.
Read MoreA veritable tourist mecca, Southern California offers endless vacation options. In addition to amusement parks, did you know SoCal is home to some amazing state parks? Less than two hours from Los Angeles/Orange County and San Diego, Mount San Jacinto State Park is a favorite of active family travelers.
Read MoreOrange County, California averages more than 4 million tourists each month. A great majority of these visitors congregate in just few key areas of the region. Meanwhile, the oft overlooked Balboa Peninsula offers great beaches and diverse entertainment, with a fraction of the crowds of other county attractions. Here's how we like to spend a day on the peninsula.
Read MoreThe Dodger Dog is a veritable food institution for LA fans. But this ballpark wiener is not the only gastronomic tradition of Game Day. Check out where Angelinos eat before and after the game, too.
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