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{{California}}

	State of California Sacramento (capital)
Topics	Climate \| Culture \| Districts \| Economy \| Elections \| Geography \| Government \| History \| Politics \| Californians
Regions	Antelope Valley \| Big Sur \| Central Coast \| Central Valley \| Channel Islands \| Coachella Valley \| Conejo Valley \| Cucamonga Valley \| Death Valley \| East Bay (SF) \| Eastern California \| Emerald Triangle \| Gold Country \| Greater Los Angeles \| Inland Empire \| Los Angeles Basin \| Mojave \| North Bay (SF) \| North Coast \| Northern California \| Owens Valley \| The Peninsula \| Pomona Valley \| Redwood Empire \| Russian River \| Sacramento Valley \| San Francisco Bay Area \| San Joaquin Valley \| SanSan \| Santa Clarita Valley \| Shasta Cascade \| Sierra Nevada \| Silicon Valley \| South Bay (SF) \| Southern California \| Tech Coast \| Tri‑Valley \| Wine Country \| Yosemite
Metros	Bakersfield \| Chico \| Fresno \| Los Angeles-Long Beach-Glendale \| Modesto \| Napa \| Oakland-Fremont-Hayward \| Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura \| Redding \| Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario \| Sacramento-Roseville \| Salinas \| San Diego-Carlsbad-San Marcos \| San Francisco-San Mateo-Redwood City \| San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara \| Santa Ana-Anaheim-Irvine \| Santa Barbara-Santa Maria \| Santa Cruz-Watsonville \| Santa Rosa-Petaluma \| Stockton \| Vallejo-Fairfield \| Visalia-Porterville \| Yuba City
Counties	Alameda \| Alpine \| Amador \| Butte \| Calaveras \| Colusa \| Contra Costa \| Del Norte \| El Dorado \| Fresno \| Glenn \| Humboldt \| Imperial \| Inyo \| Kern \| Kings \| Lake \| Lassen \| Los Angeles \| Madera \| Marin \| Mariposa \| Mendocino \| Merced \| Modoc \| Mono \| Monterey \| Napa \| Nevada \| Orange \| Placer \| Plumas \| Riverside \| Sacramento \| San Benito \| San Bernardino \| San Diego \| San Francisco \| San Joaquin \| San Luis Obispo \| San Mateo \| Santa Barbara \| Santa Clara \| Santa Cruz \| Shasta \| Sierra \| Siskiyou \| Solano \| Sonoma \| Stanislaus \| Sutter \| Tehama \| Trinity \| Tulare \| Tuolumne \| Ventura \| Yolo \| Yuba

{{California State University}}

Vox Veritas Vita	California State University Long Beach, California (Chancellor's Office)
Campuses	Bakersfield • Channel Islands • Chico • Dominguez Hills • East Bay • Fresno • Fullerton • Humboldt • Long Beach • Los Angeles • Maritime • Monterey Bay • Northridge • Pomona • Sacramento • San Bernardino • San Diego • San Francisco • San José • San Luis Obispo • San Marcos • Sonoma • Stanislaus
Satellite Campuses	Antelope Valley • Irvine • Concord • Palm Desert • Imperial Valley • San Francisco (downtown) • Stockton
Laboratories	Desert Studies Center • Moss Landing Marine Laboratories • Mount Laguna Observatory

{{University of California}}

	Fiat Lux	University of California Oakland (Home Office)
	Campuses	Berkeley • Davis • Hastings • Irvine • Los Angeles • Merced • Riverside • San Diego • San Francisco • Santa Barbara • Santa Cruz
	UC Medical System	San Francisco • Los Angeles • San Diego • Davis • Irvine
	Research Stations	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory • Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory • Los Alamos National Laboratory (affiliated) • Lick Observatory • Keck Observatory

{{CA-FedRep}}

California's current delegation to the United States Congress

Senators: Dianne Feinstein (D) · Barbara Boxer (D)

Representative(s): Mike Thompson (D) · Wally Herger (R) · Dan Lungren (R) · John T. Doolittle (R) · Doris Matsui (D) · Lynn C. Woolsey (D) · George Miller (D) · Nancy Pelosi (D) · Barbara Lee (D) · Ellen Tauscher (D) · Jerry McNerney (D) · Tom Lantos (D) · Pete Stark (D) · Anna Eshoo (D) · Mike Honda (D) · Zoe Lofgren (D) · Sam Farr (D) · Dennis Cardoza (D) · George Radanovich (R) · Jim Costa (D) · Devin Nunes (R) · Kevin McCarthy (R) · Lois Capps (D) · Elton Gallegly (R) · Howard McKeon (R) · David Dreier (R) · Brad Sherman (D) · Howard Berman (D) · Adam Schiff (D) · Henry Waxman (D) · Xavier Becerra (D) · Hilda Solis (D) · Diane Watson (D) · Lucille Roybal-Allard (D) · Maxine Waters (D) · Jane Harman (D) · Juanita Millender-McDonald (D) · Grace Napolitano (D) · Linda Sánchez (D) · Ed Royce (R) · Jerry Lewis (R) · Gary Miller (R) · Joe Baca (D) · Ken Calvert (R) · Mary Bono (R) · Dana Rohrabacher (R) · Loretta Sanchez (D) · John Campbell (R) · Darrell Issa (R) · Brian Bilbray (R) · Bob Filner (D) · Duncan Hunter (R) · Susan Davis (D)

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{{California League}}

Northern Division		Southern Division
California League
Bakersfield Blaze \| Modesto Nuts \| San Jose Giants \| Stockton Ports \| Visalia Oaks		High Desert Mavericks \| Inland Empire 66ers \| Lake Elsinore Storm \| Lancaster JetHawks \| Rancho Cucamonga Quakes

{{California Missions}}

California missions

San Diego de Alcalá (1769) · San Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo (1770) · San Antonio de Padua (1771) · San Gabriel Arcángel (1771) · San Luis Obispo (1772) · San Francisco de Asís (1776) · San Juan Capistrano (1776) · Santa Clara de Asís (1777) · San Buenaventura (1782) · Santa Barbara (1786) · La Purísima Concepción (1787) · Santa Cruz (1791) · Nuestra Señora de la Soledad (1791) · San José (1797) · San Juan Bautista (1797) · San Miguel Arcángel (1797) · San Fernando Rey de España (1797) · San Luis Rey de Francia (1798) · Santa Inés (1804) · San Rafael Arcángel (1817) · San Francisco Solano (1823)

Asistencias
Nuestra Señora Reina de los Angeles (1781) · San Pedro y San Pablo Asistencia (1786) · Santa Margarita Asistencia (1787) · San Antonio de Pala (1816) · Santa Ysabel Asistencia (1818) · San Bernardino Asistencia (1819) · Las Flores Asistencia (1823)

{{SoCalFwy}} Using the Terminal Island Freeway as an example

Terminal Island Freeway

Signed as

California State Route 47

California State Route 103

Major cities/towns:	Long Beach Wilmington
Direction:	North-South

Southern California freeways

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{{SoCalTasks}}

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{{WikiProjectNotice}}

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This article is part of a WikiProject to improve Wikipedia's articles related to Southern California. For guidelines see WikiProject Southern California and Wikipedia:Contributing FAQ.

{{Los Angeles AM}}

AM radio stations in the Los Angeles market (Arbitron #2)
By county
Los Angeles County (Arbitron #2)	570 \| 590 \| 640 \| 670 \| 710 \| 740 \| 790 \| 830 \| 870 \| 900 \| 930 \| 980 \| 1020 \| 1050 \| 1070 \| 1110 \| 1150 \| 1190 \| 1230 \| 1240 \| 1260 \| 1280 \| 1290 \| 1300 \| 1330 \| 1350 \| 1370 \| 1390 \| 1410 \| 1430 \| 1440 \| 1460 \| 1480 \| 1500 \| 1510 \| 1540 \| 1570 \| 1580 \| 1600 \| 1650 \| 1670
Orange County	830 \| 870 \| 1370 \| 1480 \| 1510 \| 1600
By callsign
Operating stations	KABC \| KAHZ \| KALI \| KAZN \| KBLA \| KBRT \| KCAA \| KCAL \| KDIF \| KDIS \| KEZY \| KFWB \| KFI \| KFRN \| KHJ \| KHPY \| KIEV \| \| KIRN \| KKDD \| KLAA \| KLAC \| KLTX \| KMRB \| KMPC \| KMZT \| KNX \| KPRO \| KRLA \| KSPA \| KSPN \| KTDD \| KTIE \| KTLK \| KTNQ \| KTYM \| KVNR \| KWKW \| KWRN \| KXMX \| KYPA Satellite Radio Local Traffic/Weather: XM Channel 222 \| Sirius Channel 150
Defunct stations	KIEV \| KPOL \| KPPC \| KSKQ \| KTZN \| KXED \| KXMG
Other	California Radio Markets Bakersfield AM/FM · Chico AM/FM · Eureka · Fresno AM/FM · Imperial Valley AM/FM · Los Angeles AM/FM Merced · Modesto Orange County AM/FM · Oxnard-Ventura AM/FM · Palm Springs AM/FM · Redding AM/FM · Riverside-San Bernardino AM/FM · Sacramento AM/FM · San Diego AM/FM · San Francisco AM/FM · San Jose AM/FM · San Luis Obispo AM/FM · Santa Barbara AM/FM · Santa Cruz AM/FM · Santa Maria-Lompoc · Santa Rosa AM/FM · Stockton AM/FM Victor Valley · Visalia-Tulare AM/FM California Radio Regions Death Valley/High Desert · Susanville/Sierra Nevada See also: List of radio stations in California and List of United States radio markets

{{Los Angeles FM}}

FM radio stations in the Los Angeles market (Arbitron #2)
By county
Los Angeles County (Arbitron #2)	88.1 \| 88.5 \| 88.7 (Claremont) \| 88.7 (Avalon) \| 88.9 (Los Angeles) \| 88.9 (Lancaster) \| 89.3 \| 89.9 \| 90.1 \| 90.7 \| 91.5 \| 92.3 \| 93.1 \| 93.5 \| 93.9 94.3 \| 94.7 \| 95.5 \| 96.3 \| 97.1 \| 97.9 \| 98.3 \| 98.7 \| 99.5 \| 100.3 \| 101.1 \| 101.9 \| 102.3 \| 102.7 \| 103.1 \| 103.5 \| 103.9 \| 104.3 \| 105.1 \| 105.5 \| 105.9 106.3 (Lancaster) \| 106.7 \| 107.1 \| 107.5
Orange County	88.5 \| 88.9 \| 90.1 \| 92.7 \| 94.3 \| 95.9 \| 96.7 \| 103.1 \| 106.3 \| 107.9
By callsign
Operating stations	KALI \| KBIG-FM \| KBPK \| KBUE \| KBUE \| KCBS-FM \| KCRW \| KCSN \| KDAY \| KDLD \| KFSH-FM \| KGMX-FM \| KHHT \| KIIS-FM \| KISL-FM \| KJLH KJLL-FM \| KKGO-FM \| KKJZ \| KKLA-FM \| KLAX-FM \| KLOS \| KLSX \| KLVE \| KMVN-FM \| KOST \| KPCC \| KPFK \| KPWR \| KRBV \| KRCD-FM \| KRCV KROQ-FM \| KRTH-FM \| KSAK-FM \| KSBR \| KSCA \| KSPC \| KSSE \| KTLW \| KTWV \| KUCI \| KUSC \| KWIZ \| KWVE \| KXLU \| KXOL-FM \| KYSR Satellite Radio Local Traffic/Weather: XM Channel 222 \| Sirius Channel 150
Defunct stations	KACD/KBCD \| KACE \| KBCA \| KEDG \| KFAC \| KHJ \| KIBB \| KIQQ \| KKBT \| KKDJ \| KKHR \| KMET \| KMJR/KNJR \| KMPC \| KNAC \| KNOB \| KNX KODJ \| KPPC \| KQLZ \| KSKQ \| KUTE \| KWST \| KXEZ \| KFSG \| KZAB/KZBA \| KZLA
Other	California Radio Markets Bakersfield AM/FM · Chico AM/FM · Eureka · Fresno AM/FM · Imperial Valley AM/FM · Los Angeles AM/FM Merced · Modesto Orange County AM/FM · Oxnard-Ventura AM/FM · Palm Springs AM/FM · Redding AM/FM · Riverside-San Bernardino AM/FM · Sacramento AM/FM · San Diego AM/FM · San Francisco AM/FM · San Jose AM/FM · San Luis Obispo AM/FM · Santa Barbara AM/FM · Santa Cruz AM/FM · Santa Maria-Lompoc · Santa Rosa AM/FM · Stockton AM/FM Victor Valley · Visalia-Tulare AM/FM California Radio Regions Death Valley/High Desert · Susanville/Sierra Nevada See also: List of radio stations in California and List of United States radio markets

{{LA TV}}

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Broadcast television in the Los Angeles market (Nielsen DMA #2)

KCBS 2 (CBS) - KNBC 4 (NBC), (WX Plus on DT2) - KTLA 5 (The CW, The Tube on DT2) - KSFV-LP 6 (Ind/Spanish/Religious) - KABC 7 (ABC, News on DT2, AccuWX TV on DT3) - KCAL 9 (Ind/CBS) - KTTV 11 (Fox) - KCOP 13 (MNTV) - KSCI 18 (Ind) - KWHY 22 (Ind/Spanish) - KVCR 24 (PBS) - KBLM-LP 25 (Ind/Spanish) - KNET-LP 25 (Ind/Infomercials) - KNLA-LP 27 (Ind/Spanish) - KZSW-LP 27 (Ind/Inland Empire Local News) - KCET 28 (PBS, Kids on DT2) - KPXN 30 (ION) - KMEX 34 (UNI) - KPAL-LP 38 (Ind) - KSKJ-CA 38 / KSKP-CA 25 (Ind) - KTBN 40 (TBN) - KXLA 44 (Ind) - KLAU-LP 45 (Ind/Infomercials) - KFTR 46 (TFU) - KOCE 50 (PBS, Kids on DT2, Orange Cty. on DT3) - KVEA 52 (TEL) - KAZA 54 (AZA) - KDOC 56 (Ind) - K57KF 57 (Almavision) - KJLA 57 / KSMV-LP 33 / KSGA-LP 64 (Ind) - KLCS 58 (PBS, Kids on DT2, Create! on DT3, Annenberg/CPB on DT4) - KRCA 62 (Ind) - KBEH 63 (MTV3) - KHIZ 64 (A1) - KHTV-LP 67 (HSN)
Local digital television channels KVMD 23 (Ind/A1)
Local cable television channels FSN West - FSN Prime Ticket
Past broadcast stations KKOG 16 (IND) - KVST / KEEF 68 (non-commercial)
See also Broadcast television in the San Diego / Tijuana, Imperial Valley / Yuma / El Centro, and Central Coast markets

{{San Diego AM}}

AM radio stations in the San Diego, California region (Arbitron #17)
By area
San Diego, California (Arbitron #17)	600 \| 690 \| 760 \| 910 \| 950 \| 1000 \| 1040 \| 1090 \| 1130 \| 1170 \| 1210 \| 1240 \| 1320 \| 1360 \| 1450
Tijuana, Mexico	540 \| 620 \| 690 \| 800 \| 860 \| 950 \| 1030 \| 1090 \| 1270 \| 1310 \| 1390 \| 1420 \| 1470 \| 1550 \| 1630 \| 1700
By callsign
Operating stations	KCBQ \| KCEO \| KECR \| KFMB \| KFSD \| KKSM \| KLSD \| KOGO \| KPRZ \| KSDO \| KSON \| KURS \| XEAZ \| XEC \| XEKAM \| XEKT \| XEMO \| XEPE \| XEPRS \| XERCN \| XESDD \| XESPN \| XESS \| XESURF \| XETRA \| XEUT\| XEXX Satellite Radio Local Traffic/Weather: XM Channel 223 \| Sirius Channel 157
Other California markets	California Radio Markets Bakersfield AM/FM · Chico AM/FM · Eureka · Fresno AM/FM · Imperial Valley AM/FM · Los Angeles AM/FM Merced · Modesto Orange County AM/FM · Oxnard-Ventura AM/FM · Palm Springs AM/FM · Redding AM/FM · Riverside-San Bernardino AM/FM · Sacramento AM/FM · San Diego AM/FM · San Francisco AM/FM · San Jose AM/FM · San Luis Obispo AM/FM · Santa Barbara AM/FM · Santa Cruz AM/FM · Santa Maria-Lompoc · Santa Rosa AM/FM · Stockton AM/FM Victor Valley · Visalia-Tulare AM/FM California Radio Regions Death Valley/High Desert · Susanville/Sierra Nevada See also: List of radio stations in California and List of United States radio markets

{{San Diego FM}}

FM radio stations in the San Diego, California region (Arbitron #17)
By area
San Diego, California (Arbitron #17)	88.3 \| 89.5/89.1 \| 90.3 \| 91.1 \| 91.7 \| 92.1 \| 92.5 \| 93.3 \| 94.1 \| 94.5 \| 94.9 \| 95.7 \| 96.5 \| 96.9 \| 97.3 \| 97.5 \| 98.1 \| 99.3 \| 99.7 \| 100.1 \| 100.7 \| 101.1 101.5 \| 102.1 \| 102.9 \| 103.3 \| 103.7 \| 104.5 \|105.3 \| 106.5 \| 107.1 \| 107.5 \| 107.9
Tijuana, Mexico	87.7¹ \| 88.7 \| 90.3 \| 90.7 \| 91.1 \| 91.7 \| 92.5 \| 92.9 \| 94.5 \| 95.3 \| 97.7 \| 98.9 \| 99.3 \| 99.7 \| 102.5 \| 104.5 \|105.7 \| 107.3 \| 107.7 ¹ Audio for TV channel 6 (XETV/Fox)
By callsign
Operating stations	KBZT \| KGB \| KFMB \| KHHS-LP \| KHTS \| KIFM \| KIOZ \| KLNV \| KLQV \| KLVJ \| KLYY \| KMYI \| KMYT \| KPBS \| KPRI \| KRTH \| KSCF \| KSDS \| KSON KSOQ \| KSSD \| KTMQ \| KUSS \| KWVE \| KYXY \| XETRA \| XETV \| XHA \| XHBCE \| XHFG \| XHGLX \| XHFZO \| XHHIT \| XHITT \| XHITZ \| XHLNC \| XHLTN XHMORE \| XHOCL \| XHRM \| XHRST \| XHTIM \| XHTY \| XHUAN \| FRSD Satellite Radio Local Traffic/Weather: XM Channel 223 \| Sirius Channel 157
Defunct stations	KJQY
Other California markets	California Radio Markets Bakersfield AM/FM · Chico AM/FM · Eureka · Fresno AM/FM · Imperial Valley AM/FM · Los Angeles AM/FM Merced · Modesto Orange County AM/FM · Oxnard-Ventura AM/FM · Palm Springs AM/FM · Redding AM/FM · Riverside-San Bernardino AM/FM · Sacramento AM/FM · San Diego AM/FM · San Francisco AM/FM · San Jose AM/FM · San Luis Obispo AM/FM · Santa Barbara AM/FM · Santa Cruz AM/FM · Santa Maria-Lompoc · Santa Rosa AM/FM · Stockton AM/FM Victor Valley · Visalia-Tulare AM/FM California Radio Regions Death Valley/High Desert · Susanville/Sierra Nevada See also: List of radio stations in California and List of United States radio markets

{{San Diego TV}}

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American broadcast television in the San Diego/Tijuana market (Nielsen DMA #27)

(including Tijuana channels aimed at the San Diego audience) XETV 6 (Fox) - KFMB 8 (CBS) - KGTV 10 (ABC) - KPBS 15 (PBS) - KBNT-CA 17 / KHAX-LP 49 / KNSD-LP 62 (UNI) - KSDX-LP 29 (infomercials) - XHAS 33 / KTCD-LP 46 (TEL) - K35DG 35 (Ind) - KDTF-LP 36 (TFU) - KNSD 39 (NBC) (WX Plus on DT2) - KZSD-LP 41 (AZA) - KBOP-CA 43 (Ind) - KSKT-CA 43 (HSN) - K48AL 48 (Ind) - XHDTV 49 (MNTV) - KUSI 51 (Ind) - K59AL 59 (Ind) - K61GH 61 (Multimedios) - K67AM 67 (Ind) - KSWB 69 (The CW)
Mexican broadcast television in the San Diego/Tijuana market (aimed mainly at the Tijuana audience) XHTJB 3 (Once TV) - XEWT 12 (Televisa local) - XHTIT 21 (TV Azteca 7) - XHJK 27 (TV Azteca 13) - XHBJ 45 (Televisa XHGC) - XHUAA 57 (Televisa XEW)
Local cable television channels 4SD
See also Broadcast television in the Los Angeles, Yuma / El Centro and Ensenada markets

{{Metrolink (Southern California)}}

v • d • e Metrolink (website)
Commuter lines	91 Line – Antelope Valley Line – Inland Empire-Orange County (IEOC) Line – Orange County Line Riverside Line – San Bernardino Line – Ventura County Line
Connecting rail	Amtrak – Amtrak California – Los Angeles County Metro Rail – San Diego Coaster
Other information	Union Station – Transportation of Los Angeles

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- {{Neighborhoods of San Diego}}

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