Pomona, CA

Are you moving to Pomona, CA?
Located in Los Angeles County and about 30 miles from the city of Los Angeles, this city of about 150,000 residents lies very near Interstate 10, known as the San Bernadino Freeway, and state highway 71, providing quick access to many surrounding suburbs, airports and parks. Pomona, named after the Roman goddess of fruit, is a place of diverse population and a variety of recreation opportunities. Moving to Pomona means enjoying a Mediterrannean climate with mild winters and warm summers.

Some Facts about Moving to Pomona, California:

Housing: Homes are very affordable in Pomona, even compared with the surrounding suburbs.The Phillips Ranch neighborhood offers a beautiful view of the nearby mountains.

Shopping: Plenty of outlet stores and shopping centers. You can shop for anything from clothing, to gifts, to household goods in town.

Restaurants: Hundreds of places to eat.  Whether you want a Brazilian steakhouse, Chinese food or fast food, you can find it in Pomona. And there are more Mexican restaurants than you can shake a tortilla at.

Recreation: Home to the Fairplex, Pomona hosts the L.A. County Fair. The Powerade Winternationals Drag Racing competition takes place at the NHRA Auto Club Raceway and there is a renowned annual Classic Car Show. A short drive will take you to Chino Hills State Park, the excitement of L.A., the beach, lakes, and mountains. After moving to Pomona, you will never be bored!

Education: Pomona is home to California State Polytechnic University (part of the California State University system), Western University of Health Sciences, Pomona College, Mt. San Antonio College and DeVry University.

Fun Facts: Notable residents from Pomona include actress Jessica Alba, major league baseball player Mark McGwire and musician/actor Tom Waits.

Helpful Links for Those Considering a Move to Pomona:
City Website
Chamber of Commerce
Local Attractions
New Resident Guide
Public School District