I thought that it might be useful to publish an “episode guide” of my California Fool’s Gold series of explorations.
When I explore a new community, I usually rely upon the vox populi which is why anyone may vote for what communities they’d like to become the subject of future articles by clicking here for Los Angeles neighborhoods, here for Los Angeles County communities, and here for Orange County communities.
LOS ANGELES AND ORANGE COUNTY PRIMERS
If the reader wishes, they may also read brief introductions to all of the communities in the poll which are organized by regional primers corresponding to the 22 Kingdoms of the Southland: Angeles Forest, The Antelope Valley, The Channel Islands, Downtown Los Angeles, The Eastside, The Harbor, Hollywood, The Mideast Side, Midtown, North Orange County, Northeast Los Angeles, Northwest County, The Pomona Valley, The San Fernando Valley, The San Gabriel Valley, The Santa Monica Mountains, The South Bay, South Los Angeles’s Eastside, South Los Angeles’s Westside, South Orange County, Southeast Los Angeles, The Verdugos, and The Westside.
PRIMERS FOR THE REST OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Although at the time of writing I’ve yet to expand California Fool’s Gold‘s reach beyond Los Angeles and Orange counties, in 2015 I began creating polls and primers for the other eight counties of Southern California, which are: IMPERIAL (To read the Imperial County primer, click here; to vote for Imperial County communities to be explored, click here), KERN (To read the Kern County primer, click here; to vote for Kern County communities to be explored, click here), RIVERSIDE (To read the Riverside County primer, click here; to vote for Riverside County communities, click here), SAN BERNARDINO (To read the San Bernardino County Primer, click here; to vote for San Bernardino County communities, click here), SAN DIEGO (To read the San Diego Primer, click here; to vote for San Diego County communities, click here; to vote for the neighborhoods of the city of San Diego, click here), SAN LUIS OBISPO (To read the San Luis Obispo Primer, click here; to vote for San Luis Obispo County communities, click here), SANTA BARBARA (To read the Santa Barbara County Primer, click here; to vote for Santa Barbara County communities,click here) and VENTURA (To read the Ventura County Primer, click here; to vote for Ventura County communities, click here.)
Here are all of the communities explored for California Fool’s Gold so far
Alhambra (2007), Altadena (2012), Anaheim (2015), Angeleno Heights (2010), Arcadia (2011), The Arts District (2009), Atwater Village (2014), Big Bear City (2018), Boyle Heights (2010), Bunker Hill (2015), Burbank (2010), Byzantine-Latino Quarter (2013), Cambodia Town (2010), Canterbury Knolls (2009), Chesterfield Square (2013), Chinatown (2010), City Terrace (2013), Claremont (2010), Compton (2011), Costa Mesa (2010), Culver City (2013), Cypress Park (2009), Dogtown (2013), Eagle Rock (2010), East Los Angeles (2010), East Pasadena (2013), Echo Park (2010), El Monte (2013), El Sereno (2012), Fairfax (2011), Filipinotown (2011), Franklin Hills (2015), Frogtown/Elysian Valley (2009), Fullerton (2010), Garden Grove (2010), Garvanza (2014), Glassell Park (2014), Glendale (2010), Granada Hills (2007), Hacienda Heights (2011), Hancock Park (2015), Happy Valley (2013), Hermon (2014), Highland Park (2010), Hillside Village (2013), Huntington Beach (2011), Irvine (2013), Koreatown (2010), Laguna Beach (2013), Laurel Canyon (2009), Lincoln Heights (2012), Little Arabia (2014), Little Bangladesh (2010), Little Ethiopia (2010), Little India (2011), Little Italy (2014), Longwood Highlands (2010), Los Feliz (2010), Little Armenia (2008), Little Osaka (2009), Little Tokyo (2010), Little Saigon (2014), Little Seoul (2014), Long Beach (2011), Longwood Highlands (2010), Mar Vista (2010), Montebello (2007), Montecito Heights (2016), Monterey Hills (2013), Monterey Park (2010), Morningside Circle (2008), Mount Washington (2012), North Hollywood (2014), Orange (2010), Palms (2016), Pasadena (2012), Rose Hill (2014), Rowland Heights (2010), San Clemente (2013), San Gabriel (2011), San Marino (2008), San Pedro (2018), Sandberg (2019), Santa Ana (2010), Santa Catalina Island and Avalon (2013), Sherman Oaks (2010), Silver Lake (2010), Skid Row (2010), South Central (2014), South Pasadena (2011), Terminal Island (2014), Thai Town (2010), Tustin (2011), University Hills (2014), Venice (2011), Victor Heights (2015), Walnut (2009), Watts (2014), Westlake (2014), Westwood (2018), Wilshire Park (2009), Wilshire Vista (2018), Yorba Linda (2016), and Yucca Corridor (2009).
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