Beverly Hills

​The City of Beverly Hills, California is one of the world’s most celebrated communities. Located within 5.7 square miles in the heart of Southern California, it is home to 35,000 residents and hosts millions of visitors from all over the world every year.  With its lush landscape, near-perfect climate and exceptional dining, entertainment, shopping and cultural experiences,  the City enjoys an international reputation as a premier destination in which to live, work and play. Get a look at its art, architecture, and history and stroll through the best window-shopping and people-watching on the poshest Rodeo Drive but also along Beverly Drive, home to the legendary hangout of the stars, Nate ‘n Al Delicatessen. Historic Beverly Gardens Park trims Santa Monica Boulevard with fragrant roses, a cactus garden, and vintage fountains.

Pasadena

Pasadena is located at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, just 11 miles northeast of Downtown Los Angeles. Known as the City of Roses, Pasadena is most famous for its New Year's Day Rose Parade and Rose Bowl Game. The number of people in the city balloons every year after Christmas as visitors come from all over to decorate and view the floats, as well as to attend arguably the most famous college football bowl game of the year.
Pasadena has become the most exciting place for nightlife in the San Gabriel Valley. With bustling Old Pasadena's 200 boutiques, national retailers, restaurants and clubs in the western section, chic shopping and dining on South Lake and abundant services in the eastern area, Pasadena is really the place to be!
As the birthplace of Julia Child and home to 500 restaurants serving cuisine from around the world, Pasadena is a real find for foodies. Adding to its culinary credentials, one of only 15 Le Cordon Bleu-affiliated culinary schools in the United States resides here. In addition, the first Trader Joe’s neighborhood market opened its doors in Pasadena in 1967. That same store on Arroyo Parkway is still serving customers today.
Pasadena is a cultural oasis with 14 museums and 11 performing arts organizations, including the Pasadena Playhouse and Norton Simon Museum. Pasadena also boasts the world-renowned California Institute of Technology, whose alumni and faculty have garnered 32 Nobel Prizes. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory, site of the Mars exploration missions, is also just a 10-minute drive north.

La Canada Flintridige

​La Canada prides itself as being a small, close-knit, and family-oriented community with many volunteer organizations and highly ranked/award winning schools.  There are also many community amenities for your enjoyment, including: parks, sports fields and courts, a skate park, hiking/equestrian trails, a public library, the historic Lanterman House, and Descanso Gardens.  Trails have been an asset of La Cañada Flintridge dating back to before the City’s incorporation.  The trail system includes trails belonging to both the City itself and the County of Los Angeles. The city boasts 22 trails maintained by the city that are huge part of residents leisure activities, there are trails for all experience levels even up to expert hikers looking for steep inclines!
The La Cañada Unified School District serves most of the city and is ranked as one of the top school districts in the state. High schools are St. Francis High School, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, and Flintridge Preparatory School.
Elementary schools are Crestview Preparatory (K-6), The Learning Castle (Kindergarten-3rd Grade), La Canada Preparatory (4th–8th), and St. Bede (K-8).
Delphi Academy of Los Angeles, a Delphi Academy school, opened in La Cañada Flintridge in 1984

Irvine

Formally incorporated on December 28, 1971, Irvine is one of the newest and largest cities in Orange County, and it is still growing. Irvine is spearheading the growth in Orange County. Most of the growth in Irvine was sparked by the donation of a large parcel of land to the University of California system in order to establish the 4th largest UC Campus,  UC Irvine. The city is becoming the de facto business center of Orange County with many national and international companies having a presence in Irvine. The city is best characterized as a perfectly planned suburbia, which it is. The arterial streets are very wide and have very generous speed limits. Most residential areas are off the arterial streets on smaller two lane residential streets that lead to housing communities.