Guest post by Eric Adamczyk Taking a day trip from Fresno, California, may seem like an odd guide to write. But hear me out! Fresno has a population of over a half million people, and that number just keeps increasing. There are many homes for sale in Fresno, and many new faces moving in. So,…
Guest post by Emma Grant California, one of the most beautiful states in America with its stunning beaches; desert oasis, gigantic national parks, and it is one of the biggest economies in the world. That and countless other factors are the reason many people decide to call this place home and why even more visit…
Our first official move in our quest for travel was to Foster City, California, near San Francisco. It’s a beautiful area, with many great parks, restaurants and a lovely running trail along the bay. We also spent our weekends exploring as much of San Francisco as we could. It’s a requirement to get a picture…
There are a number of American cities that you hear about over and over again, like New York, Hollywood, and Miami. What about the cities you never knew would knock you off your socks? Users in an online forum rated this list of hidden gems across the USA as the most underrated places to visit….
Have you ever traveled to a city that you’ve heard endless hype about but were completely underwhelmed when you finally visited? You are not alone! Let’s go over some of the most overrated cities in the United States, according to real travelers’ experiences, so you can make more informed choices with your vacation time. 1….
In order to identify the areas that care the most, a recent study compared the 100 largest cities across 38 key indicators of a compassionate spirit. The data set ranges from the share of sheltered homeless people to volunteering hours per capita to the share of income donated to charity. We’re all guilty of throwing…
For many of us, myself included, sticking to a consistent exercise regime is top of the list for New Year’s resolutions. But it’s not always easy to focus on fitness if the place you live isn’t supportive of a healthy way of life. A recent study highlighted some of the best cities in America for…
To determine the best coffee cities in the U.S., a new study compared the 100 largest cities across 12 key indicators of coffee lover-friendliness. Our data set ranges from coffee shops, coffee houses and cafés per capita to the average price per pack of coffee to the share of residents with coffee makers at home….
New Year’s Eve is probably the biggest party of the year. After 12 months of hustling and a hectic season of holidays, we deserve to let our hair down. But where’s the best place to say goodbye to the old and ring in the new? A recent study revealed the top spots for the end…
Many of us deal with extreme temps—too hot or too cold—at different times of the year. But guess what? There are actually places out there with perfect, moderate temps and loads of sunshine. No crazy winters or heat waves! Check out these top spots for the best weather based on actual stats that consider the…
I can’t believe Christmas is just around the corner! ‘Tis the season for twinkling lights, last-minute shopping sprees, festive feasts, dancing nutcrackers, and Santa. But it also means it’s time to treat ourselves to something special. After a year of hard work, who deserves a holiday gift more than you? However, inflation is a big…
Sports are a huge part of American life. I mean, even if you’re not into baseball, who doesn’t love having some beer and a hot dog at a stadium? Sports bring people together, whether it’s cheering on your high school team or your favorite pro squad. Billions of dollars are made every year from sports….
Society has a funny way of tagging some activities as ‘sinful.’ Some are obviously bad—like shootings, DUIs, or identity theft. Then there are those that don’t seem so terrible in moderation but can become a total train wreck if they’re left to spiral out of control, like alcohol or gambling. In fact, U.S. consumers lose…
Student debt is no joke! Some people spend decades paying it off. Starting your degree at a community college and then transferring to a university is a very smart way to save money. Higher education in the U.S. can cost a small fortune. However, some community colleges offer quality undergraduate classes, flexible schedules, small class…