Life Inside the Circle.
Good food. Open trails. Local people. The events, places, and stories that make Corona feel like home.
THIS WEEK: Food, events, trails, and neighborhood stories
Eat & Drink
Independent restaurants, coffee stops, markets, and the dishes locals keep ordering.
Get Outside
Skyline, Tin Mine Canyon, parks, cycling, and practical warm-weather trail advice.
What’s On
Street fairs, family programs, arts, live music, and community gatherings.
Shop Local
Small businesses, makers, useful services, and people building something here.
Corona, Beyond the Commute.
Stories and guides for people who want to experience the city—not just drive through it.
Why the Circle Still Shapes Corona
Grand Boulevard, citrus history, downtown renewal, and the local identity built around a street unlike any other.
Skyline Before the Heat
When to go, what to carry, and how to make a familiar trail feel new again.
From Trailhead to Dinner Table.
Build a local day around a cool morning outdoors, a good lunch, independent shops, and an evening event.
8:00 AM
Skyline or a neighborhood park
12:00 PM
Lunch from a locally owned kitchen
6:00 PM
Music, market, arts, or community event
Meet the Neighbors Moving Corona Forward.
Profiles of makers, restaurateurs, artists, volunteers, organizers, and longtime residents—with enough room for the real story.
Put Something Local on the Calendar.
One Perfect Day in Corona: Trails, Local Food, History and Evening Events
Corona is easy to experience as disconnected stops: a trail in the western foothills, lunch near a shopping center, a historic site on Foothill Parkway
6 Locally Rooted Restaurants in Corona Worth Trying in 2026
Corona’s restaurant scene is broader than the familiar chains lining its major shopping centers. Across the city, family-owned kitchens, longtime neighborhood restaurants and newer independent
Corona City Park Transformation 2026: What Residents Can Expect
Corona City Park is moving closer to its most significant transformation in generations. The city’s oldest park, established in 1913, is being redesigned as a
Fresh Stories From Around the Circle
Useful local coverage with a point of view—and no copy-paste listicles.
One Perfect Day in Corona: Trails, Local Food, History and Evening Events
Corona is easy to experience as disconnected stops: a trail in the western foothills, lunch near a shopping center, a historic site on Foothill Parkway
6 Locally Rooted Restaurants in Corona Worth Trying in 2026
Corona’s restaurant scene is broader than the familiar chains lining its major shopping centers. Across the city, family-owned kitchens, longtime neighborhood restaurants and newer independent
Corona City Park Transformation 2026: What Residents Can Expect
Corona City Park is moving closer to its most significant transformation in generations. The city’s oldest park, established in 1913, is being redesigned as a