Working and Living
  in California

California
Boards of Nursing:  

Registered Nurse
1625 North Market Boulevard
Suite N-217
Sacramento, CA 95834-1924
Phone: 916.322.3350
Fax: 916.574.8637

 Web Site

Licensed Vocational Nurse
2535 Capitol Oaks Drive
Suite 205
Sacramento, CA 95833
Phone: 916.263.7800
Fax: 916.263.7859

 Web Site

California Information:

 Population: 36,457,549

Major Cities

Anaheim Antioch Bakersfield Berkeley Burbank Chula Vista Concord Corona Costa Mesa Daly City Downey El Monte Escondido Fairfield Fontana Fremont Fresno Fullerton Garden Grove Glendale

Hayward Huntington Beach Inglewood Lancaster Long Beach Los Angeles Modesto Moreno Valley Norwalk Oakland Oceanside Ontario Orange Oxnard Palmdale Pasadena Pomona Rancho Cucamonga Richmond Riverside

Sacramento Salinas San Bernardino San Buenaventura San Diego San Francisco San Jose Santa Ana Santa Clara Santa Clarita Santa Rosa Simi Valley Stockton Sunnyvale Thousand Oaks Torrance Vallejo Visalia West Covina Other Cities

Huntington Beach Pier,
 Photo by Victor Archer

California Nursing Agencies

Education

• K-12 Public Schools
• Colleges / Universities

Housing

Anaheim Antioch Bakersfield Berkeley Burbank Chula Vista Concord Corona Costa Mesa Daly City Downey El Monte Escondido Fairfield Fontana Fremont Fresno Fullerton Garden Grove Glendale

Hayward Huntington Beach Inglewood Lancaster Long Beach Los Angeles Modesto Moreno Valley Norwalk Oakland Oceanside Ontario Orange Oxnard Palmdale Pasadena Pomona Rancho Cucamonga Richmond Riverside

Sacramento Salinas San Bernardino San Buenaventura San Diego San Francisco San Jose Santa Ana Santa Clara Santa Clarita Santa Rosa Simi Valley Stockton Sunnyvale Thousand Oaks Torrance Vallejo Visalia West Covina Other Cities

Fun In California

Zoos

• Aquariam by the Bay
• Fresno Chaffee Zoo
• Los Angeles Zoo
• San DIego Zoo
• San Francisco Zoo
• More Zoo Listings

Museums

• Guide to California Museums and Historical Sites

National Parks

• List of National Parks in California

State Parks

• List of California State Parks

About California

It is the most populated state in the nation and the third largest in land area.

Beginning in 1848, the Gold Rush began and was responsible for changing the economy of California.

One of the most agriculturally productive areas of the world is in the middle of the state, known as the Central Valley.

Approximately 35% of the state’s surface is forest, which make this the second most forested state following Alaska.

Pacific Coast Highway View,
 Photo by Paul Lee

California has more than a dozen of the country’s largest oil fields and it is the second largest state on energy demand.

Nurses that work in California are invited and encouraged to add more information to our pages. Email us for more details about how you can share your experiences, photos and invaluable information to our site.