Reviews & Comments
Yuba City, CA
re: Yuba City Climate
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6/20/2020Yes, it gets so hot that it causes heat stroke among the seniors. In fact, did you know that Yuba City isn’t the only city affected by this climate? It starts in Fresno and spreads north east, all the way up to Mendocino county.
Yuba City, CA
re: Yuba City is a great place to live and af
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6/20/2020I’m glad you chose YC! Sac & Roseville are being overrun by Bay Area xplants, making our beloved cities overcrowded and driving up the cost of living. There’s talk of a relocation tax when you move from Bay Area/SF to prevent driving up Cost of Living to reckless amounts. Original residents (AND many others) are grateful for this bc it’s pushing ppl out of their established communities.
Yuba City, CA
re: yuba city calif
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6/20/2020Apparently, the education system in Yuba/Sutter counties is lacking Largely! Knuckle-dragging mouth breathers are somehow alive & well- and Sprawling- in Yuba/Sutter. We all have our personal opinions and we have the wonderful right to share them- which is the Underlying reason for this site.
Lincoln, CA
A Country Gem -
6/20/2020Having grown up an “Angelino” and having a very suburban life in the SF Valley, we moved to a Sacramento suburb in mid 80s when it was still an undiscovered gem; I was a teen at the time. As a 40-something adult I moved with my husband & kids to Roseville, which we very much loved but the space was limited in between houses. We recently moved to Lincoln just outside city limits and THIS is where I want to stay! Lots of land available (we have 2.5 acres!), gorgeous country atmosphere, many mom & pop restaurants & shops in downtown Lincoln. We love the politics here and the small town, old tyme vibe here.
When my hubs & I married in ‘93, our friend lived here but there was nothing here but fields, and it seemed quite isolating. When the housing boom hit in approx ‘01, Lincoln as we now know it began to slowly develop. The internet & WiFi is slow, but it’s such a small inconvenience for living in a slice of heaven. We residents don’t want Lincoln to grow much more, as the Old Tyme, country feel & small-town vibe is what brought the majority of us here. Any urban sprawl would be to the detriment of our community.