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Across the bay from downtown San Diego, sits Coronado Island, a small-town beach community offering sophisticated luxury with plenty of relaxation and recreation.
For those who want to do more than lounge on a beach, kayaking is a fun recreational activity that keeps you fit and near the cool ocean breeze.
Shaken, not stirred is how James Bond orders it, but would he pay $18 for a dry martini in Los Angeles?
A local's take on what not to miss and how to make the most of the Orange County Fair.
For families that want to experience Yosemite but want the luxury of a resort experience to combine it with, a lodge is a great choice and offers a central location to serve as a home base between forays into the park.
Staples Center, the arena that revived Downtown Los Angeles, opened its doors in October of 1999 and has attracted more than 4 million visitors each year.
The Los Angeles Fashion District, and it's bargain spot Santee Alley, make up the style hub of the West Coast.
From museum exhibits to interactive craft nights, these spots will inspire you with their hands-on imagination.
Shopping in Los Angeles is about more than just Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. From the trendy to trendsetting, L.A. offers some of the best shopping in the country.
Widely praised as a timeless throwback from the age before computers and even televisions, you can't call the show kitsch when Bob Baker and his team of puppeteers are so sincere about their craft.
Drive-in movie theaters may have been a fad in the 1950s, but they still exist today. You can bring your own food, talk as much as you want, and pay less than you do at a regular movie theater—without ever having to get out of your car.
Our guide to the best boulangeries, patisseries, bistros and brasseries will give you a taste of French foods that may even transport you (for a short time) to your favorite sidewalk café in Montmartre or bistro in the Côte d'Azur.
