Old Torrance features lovely homes like this one on tree lined streets.
Torrance Homes
Centrally located between Los Angeles and Orange Counties of Southern California, Torrance has become an important hub for commerce in the South Bay. With a population of over 130,000, Torrance has become the fourth most populated city in Los Angeles County. There is also a beach-front section on the southwestern part of the city known as the Hollywood Riviera.
Torrance Activities
For times where leisure activities are sought, there are many shopping centers, restaurants, and other entertainment attractions.
On an academic level, Torrance has six public libraries, excellent public schools, and is home to El Camino Community College.
Torrance Business Centers
In addition to being home for many residents, there are many large and small companies located throughout the city of Torrance. Major employers such as Honda, Toyota, Epson and Kubota all call Torrance their headquarters.
Torrance City Operations and Schools
City of Torrance website
Torrance Emergency Services website
Torrance Unified School District
North Torrance Homes Association
Torrance Farmers’ Market occurs twice weekly on Tuesday and Saturday mornings at Wilson Park on Crenshaw Avenue.
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