Corona, curated by the people who live here.
Food, outdoors, events, community voices, city history, and useful local guides.
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
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 is moving closer to its most significant transformation in generations. The city’s oldest park, established in 1913, is being redesigned as a
Corona’s western foothills offer two very different ways to get outside without leaving the city behind. Skyline Trail is the better-known choice for broad views,
Downtown Corona is entering a long-term period of change centered on Grand Boulevard, Sixth Street, City Park, the Historic Civic Center and the former mall
Corona’s Summer Street Fair is one of the easiest ways to turn an ordinary Thursday into a full local night out. For five consecutive weeks,
