11201 Chalon Road in Los Angeles.

America’s Priciest Home Has 59 Bathrooms—and It Gets Weirder

If you spend $400 million on a house, apparently driving to the doctor is an unreasonable burden. A Bel-Air estate currently holding the title of America’s most expensive publicly listed home comes with three pools, a hammam, massage suites, safe rooms—and, according to published reports, its own X-ray machine. Because nothing says domestic tranquility quite…

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Living in Murrieta

Living in Murrieta: 5 Things Residents Love—and 5 They Hate

Living in Murrieta offers one of Southern California’s most familiar bargains: trade the coast for a larger house, quieter streets and good schools—then spend part of the life you saved sitting on Interstate 15. That tension dominates online conversations about this fast-growing Riverside County city. Families praise Murrieta’s safety, parks, suburban calm and relative value…

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Sierra National Forest

Bigfoot Investigators Call Former Census Supervisor ‘Very Credible’ After 8-Foot-Tall Sasquatch Claim

A Northern California woman says she spotted what she believes was an approximately 8-foot-tall Bigfoot in Fresno County in broad daylight, and investigators say they consider her account highly credible. The reported sighting was submitted July 1 to the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO), which classified it as a Class A sighting—the organization’s highest category…

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44 Hagen Oaks Court in Alamo

This Is What The “Budget” Home Looks Like In Alamo

If you’ve ever wondered what the least expensive home looks like in one of America’s wealthiest communities, Alamo, California, offers an eye-opening answer. As of July 2026, the lowest-priced active home listing in Alamo is a three-bedroom, three-bath Mid-Century Modern home at 44 Hagen Oaks Court, listed for $1,695,000. That’s the community’s entry point—and while…

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26 Deep Well Ln, Los Altos

Welcome to Los Altos, Where Even the Cheapest Home Costs Nearly $2.5 Million

If you’ve ever wondered what the “budget option” looks like in one of Silicon Valley’s most exclusive communities, prepare for some sticker shock. As of July 2026, the least expensive active home listing in Los Altos is priced at $2,490,000. That price buys a two-bedroom, two-bath attached single-family home in the Creekside Oaks community—a far…

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Newport Beach

Someone Asked What It’s Really Like Living In Newport Beach. Locals Didn’t Hold Back.

Some cities are known for their beaches. Others are known for their nightlife. Newport Beach, California, may be best known for something else entirely: its reputation. To outsiders, Newport Beach is a postcard come to life — yachts bobbing in the harbor, luxury cars cruising along Pacific Coast Highway and multimillion-dollar homes overlooking the ocean….

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315 N Wetherly Drive in Beverly Hills

These Are The ‘Cheap’ Homes In LA’s Exclusive Platinum Triangle—And They Still Cost Millions (Peek Inside!)

For most Americans, a “starter home” might mean a fixer-upper with dated countertops and a driveway that needs resurfacing. In Los Angeles’ legendary Platinum Triangle, however, your “starter home” might come with beamed ceilings, an interior courtyard and a property tax bill that costs more than many people’s annual salaries. Puget Press took a look…

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