The sleepy exburb of Lynwood, California is Los Angeles' little diamond in the rough. With a population of 69,000 people, it's got a smalltown charm amidst the hustle and bustle of a modern metropolis.

Lynwood is conveniently located at the intersection of state freeways 710 and 105. It's only minutes from the shore and major beach attractions like Marina Del Ray, Rancho Palos Verdes, and Long Beach. Los Angeles International Airport is also a quck drive across the 105.

If you're a fan of communities that like to get 'in your face' about the community's progress, then Lynwood is an ideal place to settle down in Los Angeles. The city has an ambitious 12-goal strategy that hopes to achieve a city that is: clean, ssafe, attractive, responsive, well-informed, self-reliant, full of pride, has access to great social opportunities for residents and businesses, has outstanding cultural opportunities, recreational opportunites, many educational opportunities, and economic incentives.

The city has a rich history stretching back to Don Antonio Lugo of 1810 who originally settled a tract of land that spanned 30,000 acres. Throughout history, Lynwood has survived the gerat depression and flourished during the gold rush.