What are 3 cities in northern California?

Answer 1

Northern California Cities Information

Click a link below to find out about a city ---- * The Almaden Valley's Country Club is surrounded by expensive homes. * Atherton is known for its beautiful trees. * The San Francisco and Monterey Bay Area real estate market is hot. * Belmont schools belong to one of the top districts in the state. * Berkeley has mellowed since its wild days in the 60's. * The quiet town of Brisbane is characterized by a strong spirit of community * Burlingame publishes its own independent newspaper. * Buyers choose San Jose's western Cambrian area for less expensive homes in the Campbell school system. * Campbell is a delightful community where tradition and progress combine in a successful blend. * The beauty and tranquility of Carmel where world famous art galleries abound have always drawn poets and artists. * The most populated part of the Central Coast is around Monterey Bay. * Coastal cities from San Francisco to Santa Cruz to Monterey to Carmel. * "It's great to be alive in Colma", a small city with convenient access to everything. * Contra Costa Countystill has lots of open space. * Cupertino has long been known for its excellent public school system. * Daly Cityoffers an alternative to San Francisco and holds an important place in the history of the area. * The largest city in the San Francisco East Bay is Oakland. * Buyers may find home prices in East Palo Alto more reasonable than in other parts of the Bay Area. * El Granada lies next to protected, open green hills on the coast. * Evergreen was a town in the southeast corner of Santa Clara County. * Foster City is a planned community. * Several towns combined to become Fremont. * Gilroy, founded in 1867, was a stage stop along the Monterey Road. * Half Moon Bay is home to the famous Art and Pumpkin Festival. * Hillsborough strives to maintain its rural setting. * Hollister started when 100 acres of city lots were auctioned off in 1868. * La Honda is rural community on the west side of the Santa Cruz Mountains. * Livermore with its great climate has over 25 wineries nearby. * Los Altosis where many executives have retired. * We fondly refer to Los Gatos as the "Gem of the Foothills". * Menlo Park offers a wide-range of activity programs and facilities. * Millbraeis a historic town that is well-equipped for commuting. * Milpitas is one of the more affordable communities in Santa Clara County. * Montara has a real coastal feeling and is only 20 minutes from the city. * Monta Vista was a small town before it became part of Cupertino * Monterey was a Mexican army presidio that became the capitol of Las Californias in 1776. * Monte Sereno is tucked between Los Gatos and Saratoga. * In 1898 visitors riding the Southern Pacific Railroad requested the train stop at "Morgan Hill's Ranch". * Coastal living away from the city awaits you in Moss Beach. * Mountain View has an old downtown with many ethnic restaurants and interesting shops. * This part of Northern California includes the San Francisco Bay Area and the Monterey Bay Area. * The North Valley area of San Jose next to Milpitas is a favorite for commuters to Silicon Valley work places. * Oakland is very diverse and offers a rich variety of neighborhoods. * Pacifica is as peacful as its name and a stone's throw from San Francisco. * Palo Alto is named for a majestic 250 year old coastal redwood tree along San Francisquito Creek. * Pleasanton tries to maintain its status as one of the safest cities in California with school scores in the top 3%. * Princeton by the Sea is a charming coastal town with easy access to cities around the bay. * Redwood City got its start when the gold rush forty niners needed lumber from the nearby hills. * The Rose Garden is a very beautiful upscale area of San Jose. * Salinas has over 300 days of sunshine per year and some of the richest farm land in California. * San Brunohas beautiful parks and quiet neighborhoods. * San Carlos is called "The City of Good Living". * The 1849 gold rush transformed San Francisco from a small settlement into a thriving city almost overnight. * The San Francisco Bay Area includes cities in the East Bay, Peninsula and Silicon Valley, as well as San Francisco. * San Jose was founded in 1777 on the banks of the Guadalupe River. * San Mateo is centrally located for commuting and offers a range of neighborhoods. * San Mateo County has incredible scenic beauty and an extensive variety of activities that would be hard to equal. * Originally a bedroom community, Santa Clara was the first to expand as a hi-tech friendly city. * Santa Clara County was once a rich fruit and vegetable region and is now in the heart of globally renowned Silicon Valley. * Living in the exciting community of Santa Cruz means one has access to some of the best beaches in California. * Santa Teresa is an area in the southern-most part of San Jose. * Saratoga is located at the entrance of an historic pass to redwood forests. * Silicon Valley is an area of cities in the south San Francisco Bay where many hi-tech companies have located. * Silver Creek in south San Jose, an area of beautiful hills being dotted with new million dollar homes. * The South Bay is an area of Silicon Valley cities. * South San Francisco is somewhat sheltered from coastal fog and offers quiet, comfortable residential living. * South Valley is a nickname for the cities of Morgan Hill, Gilroy and Hollister. * As a small town on the edge of Palo Alto, Stanford has its own post office. * Sunnyvale was awarded the safest city in California a few years back. Police and fire departments are cross-trained. * Walnut Creek was transformed from a small town to a major city during the last 20 years. * Watsonvilleis one of the world's largest and most famous agricultural centers. * West Valley is an area of San Jose with extra good public schools. * Willow Glen has a beautiful old downtown with interesting shops and restaurants.

Answer 2

redwood city

foster city

union city

Answer 3

LA

San Diego

Answer 4

Sacramento