Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles, CA, is the second highly inhabitated urban area in the U.S.A., with a population exceeding 3.83 million in its city limits on a land area of 498 square miles, the most heavily populated city in the state of California and in the western U.S.A.. The urban part of Los Angeles extends past the city confines with a population greater than 8 million and it is the 14th major metropolis in the world, giving it a label of megalopolis.

The L.A., Long Beach, Santa Ana metropolitan statistical area (MSA) is the home base to approx. 12.9 million residents while the extended L.A.,Long Beach, Riverside collective statistical area (CSA) consists of just about 17.8 million inhabitants. Los Angeles is additionally the seat of Los Angeles County, the heavily inhabitated and an largely multicultural communities in the America. The city's residents are commonly referred to as "Angelenos". The city name "Los Angeles" is a Spanish word for "the Angels".

The Film industry aided to build the town, but right now the lengthy list of companies based within the City of Angels showcases a very diverse business climate. L.A. has all the things you'll want, whether you are traveling here and there, hustling just to make ends meet it, or something in between. The city of Angels is international, charming, bizarre, peaceful, refined, business district , and the whole lot in between. There's evidence of success along with poverty, sometimes merely a few streets away. The town welcomes and absorbs the whole gamut in its path, from tradition to ethnic cuisine to eclectic individuals, and makes it its own. It displays what is has and folds it again in a manner that's unique to Los Angeles.

Universities and Colleges in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is home to University of California, Los Angeles also known as UCLA, Cal State University, L.A., LACC, among others.

Things to do in Los Angeles include: Getty Center Museum, Hollywood Walk of Fame, Santa Monica Promenade, Santa Monica Pier, Venice Beach Boardwalk, Griffith Observatory, Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Wiltern theater, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Melrose Blvd, Rodeo Drive in Bevrly Hills, Olvera Street in downtown L.A., Universal Studios Hollywood, San Antonio Winery, R-23 Japanese Cuisine & Art Gallery, Laugh Factory, Sunset Strip Blvd, and the Staples Center are all places to see.

Neighborhoods in Los Angeles