State University of California at Dominges

Carson has a campus at California State University Dominguez. The majority of students at the California State University Dominguez School are home students, with many African-American students from nearby Long Beach, Gardena and Compton. The university was set up in response to protests in 1965 during the Watts Riot, in the suburbs of South Los Angeles, over how little opportunity for black people to be educated. Today, the campus has the highest racial diversity in the United States. Before the mid-1960s when the population grew explosively, the university was near Paros Bardes. In 1965, the city was chosen as the relocation destination for the university. Other candidates for relocation were Friendship Park, Fort MacArthur, Torrance and so on.

The city is based in Los Angeles Galaxy, where David Beckham belonged, and there is a stub hub center that is also used as a venue for the national soccer team in the United States. The Los Angeles Sol women's football club (which was dissolved in 2010) and the Club Deportivo Chivas USA (which was dissolved in 2014), where Suke KAJI was transferred in 2014, were once home. Tennis Stadium and track and field facilities are also established, and JP Morgan/Chase Tennis Tournament is held every year. The stadium was built in 2003 next to the University of California, Domingues. There is also a bicycle stadium named ADT Event Center, which is the only permanent indoor bicycle stadium in the United States.

The city has a terminal station for Goodyear's soft airship. In 1910 and 1911, the first and second aviation show in the United States was held at Dominges Hills, where many Blinp (soft airships) and Zeppelin (rigid airships) flew around. The International Museum of Printing is a museum that collects old printing machines from across the United States and is one of the largest in the world.

Carson Mall (now South Bay Pavilion) is a shopping mall opened in 1973.

According to the United States Census Bureau, the total area of the city is 18.968 square miles (49.127 km²), of which the land area is 18.724 square miles (48.495 km²) and the water area is 0.244 square miles (0.631 km²) and the water area is 1.29%. The city borders Westrancho Dominges in the north, Compton in the northeast, Long Beach in the east, Wilmington in Los Angeles in the south, and Harbor Gateway in Los Angeles in the west.

climate

Carson belongs to the Keppen Climate Division, the High Temperature, Summer and Mediterranean Climate (Csb). The climate of the Los Angeles basin is similar to that of the Los Angeles basin, and it is cool during the summer because it is close to the Pacific Ocean (10 km to 13 km). There is little rain during the summer, but it does not meet the minimum requirements for a step climate (BSh). Like most of the coastal areas of southern California, the city is under the influence of the phenomenon of "June Groom" from late spring to early summer. This is a phenomenon in which the sky is covered with fog and clouds for several hours after morning.

According to the city's Comprehensive Annual Financial Report 2011 edition, the top 10 employers in the city are as follows:

Bristol Farms, Dakon and others have their headquarters in Carson.

The following is demographic data from the 2010 census.

local administration

The city's comprehensive annual financial report said its revenues were $96.3 million, spending $81.8 million, total assets were $283.1 million, total liabilities were $129.2 million and cash and investments were $187.2 million.

State, Federal and County Assembly

Carson's fire service is provided by the 10, 36, 105, 116 and 127 fire stations run by the Los Angeles County Fire Department. Emergency transportation is provided by the McCormick Emergency Service 17 station. The city has a branch of the Los Angeles County Security Bureau.

The California State Senate is part of the 28th electoral district, and the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), Ted Liu (Liu Yunping), is selected. The House of Representatives belongs to the 55th electoral district, and Warren FURTANI, the fourth generation Japanese-Japanese, is selected for the Democratic Party of Japan. In the House of Representatives, Janis Khan, the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), is elected. The Cook Ballot Index shows that the index is +32. The United States Post Office operates Carson at Avalon Boulevard 21350 and the South Bay Pavilion at Avalon Boulevard 20700.

education

Most of the city belongs to the Los Angeles Unified School District and some to the Compton Unified School District. The Los Angeles Unified School District has jurisdiction over the following schools in the city:

• Carson High School
• New Millennium Secondary School
• Andrew Carnegie Junior High School
• Stefan M. White Junior High School
• Curtis Junior High School
• 232 Place Elementary School
• Catskill Elementary School
• Carson Street Elementary School
• Del Amo Elementary School
• Dolores Elementary School
• Dominges Elementary School
• Broadacres Elementary School
• Leapwood Avenue Elementary School
• Annali Avenue Elementary School
• Ambra Avenue Elementary School
• Town Avenue Elementary School
• Carol Dale Learning Community

High schools can attend Carson High School in the city, Rancho Dominges Preparatory School in Long Beach, and Banning High School in the Wilmington district of Los Angeles.

The city has the California Academy of Mathematics and Science, but it is actually in the Long Beach United School District. The Academy also accepts residents from Long Beach Unified School District, Compton Unified School District, Los Angeles Unified School District (including Carson City) and other school districts.

public library

The Los Angeles County Library runs the Dr. Martin Luther King Library, the Carson Community Library in the city.

traffic

Current Carson Circuit Bus

The city runs the Carson Circuit Bus for the community. It connects other bus routes, Dell Amo Station on the Los Angeles Metro Rail, and North/South Shuttle connecting the city and the Harbor Gateway Transit Center.

Nissan Motors had previously had its North American headquarters in Carson. There were 13 buildings on the 42-acre (17 hectares) site, and the total floor area of offices and factories was 65,000m². One of the buildings was nine stories high and the Nissan logo was designed. Vincent Roger, a member of the Los Angeles Times, wrote, "It's a familiar scene for drivers passing through the intersection of Harbor Freeway and San Diego Freeway." In 2005, it was revealed that Nissan planned to move its office to Tennessee. In the summer of 2006, the headquarters of North American Nissan moved to Tennessee.

In the same year, Kearney Real Estate Company bought the site of Nissan for over $75 million. The site was divided to accommodate many companies. Cafeteria and fitness centers were also redesigned as offices. The Pedestorian Bridge, which Nissan's employees called "Hamster Lands," was also removed. By 2010, 11 companies will be on the site, and the number of employees will be 1,400. This number of employees is larger than the number of employees Nissan had owned. Kearney estimates the total price of the land and buildings will be $1 million.

There is a shopping mall called South Bay Pavilion near the exit of San Diego Freeway (Interstate Expressway Route 405) in Avalon Boulevard. Famous shops such as Sears, IKEA and Target and 24 hour fitness are included as tenants.

The construction of a power center entertainment facility called Carson Market Place has not yet been realized. The construction of the stadium was once proposed and could have been the home of the NFL team. The construction site, which used to be the final disposal site for toxic waste, has been in need of extensive environmental cleaning, which has led to a delay in construction.

• Forest Whitaker - An actor, film director and producer.
• Ray JAY: Singer, music producer and actor.
• Brandy - Singer-songwriter and actress.
• Game (Wrapper) - Wrapper, Actor. He lived in Carson from seven to fifteen years old.
• Amazing Kong: A female professional wrestler.
• Dr. Drey: A music producer, wrapper, business man and actor.
• Abu Soul - Rapper.
• Boyer Trav-Samoa American gang strap group.
• Ashton Sanders: An actor.

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