Does Los Angeles have a better Nightlife or Does San Diego?
142822
The Los Angeles night scene is far superior than anything San Diego has to offer. San Diego is overrated.
338629
if you aint from new york, there is absolutely no reason to live in new york. the people who are there cant help it.\n\neverybody knows los angeles has the weather, the weed, the women, the coast, hollywood etc..\n\nit also has smog and crime but thats better than cold weather,trashy streets,smog, and crime..
529410
San Diego! I don't think there is a cooler city on the face of the planet.\n\nSun, ocean, beaches, Mexico, great night life, can be in the mountains or in the desert in a couple of hours.. plus amusment parks things to do.. on and on.
180071
Personally I think it depends on what you valure more.  St Paul, is a bit smaller and totes has that feel.  Minneapolis is more uban and feels a bit more innterconnected than St. Paul's more neighborhoody feel.  I, however HIGHLY prefer mpls.   More and better resturants, better downtown, the Walker & MIA, the lakes, U campus, 1st Ave, ect.
1041082
A comparison of Seattle to Los Angeles is easy to do with facts and data (albeit a bit dated), I was born in Seattle, my husband grew up in LA and our son goes to university there now, my husband and I have lived in Seattle for about 30 years. My opinion is that Seattle is more culturally endowed, more marine, cleaner, has better transit and the area as a whole is thriving. Los Angeles is far more ethnically diverse (though Seattle is far from white bread) is more spread out, has enormous possibilities in the entertainment industry, but there’s a real spread between the ends of the fiscal spectrum. I’ve included links below that you can use to compare schools, hospitals, crime, weather, etc.\n\nThe median age is lower in Los Angeles (31 vs. 35) while the marital rate is much higher than in Seattle (46% vs. 40%). The median income in Seattle is $45k as opposed to Los Angeles’ $36k, and the median house values in Seattle are about $40k more. Housing cost isn’t the only indicator to look at though. Electricity, food and gasoline are cheaper in Seattle. Homes have to be heated in Seattle, cooled in Los Angeles. The tap water in Seattle is actually drinkable and though many people buy bottles of water, Seattle houses don’t all have big water dispensing units like in LA. In Seattle people have to pay for tans if they want them. The education level is much higher at the high school level and significantly higher for college degrees in Seattle than LA (twice the percentage).\n\nI believe California has an income tax and a sales tax while Washington has only an enormous sales tax on all but food (candy, pop, beer, etc. are taxed). The crime rate in both Seattle and Los Angeles is about twice the national average crime rate, though the burglary, stolen vehicle, and larceny rate in Seattle is about twice that of LA while assaults, murders, and robberies were twice as prevalent in Los Angeles than Seattle. Average temperatures in Los Angeles are much higher than the national average, where Seattle is lower. The precipitation level in Seattle is much higher than LA.
379075
California, Los Angeles
614215
I live near San Fran.  Shop!  Go out at night....Beautiful city.
79943
http://www.LA.com\n\nhttp://www.joonbug.com\n\nhttp://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?sec=travel&res=9A0DEFDC133EF937A35754C0A960948260\n\nhttp://losangeles.citysearch.com/profile/41283134?raid=815661\n\nhttp://www.la4beginners.com/nightlife.html?gclid=CJKMm9XSk4QCFSI4GAod3TOqIg\n\nhttp://cityguide.aol.com/losangeles/bars/venue.adp?id=100071268\n\nhttp://www.lacitybeat.com/article.php?id=697&IssueNum=38
455602
Definitely Los Angeles because of the diverse population great food and fashion center.
567440
Either one will be good.  Bay Area has a lot of big businesses and probably more need for IT Managers with silicon valley right down the coast.\n\nBut LA has more diversity- and more major cities within it's reach so if you couldn't find a business in LA proper- you could work in Orange county, riverside, san bernardino, etc.
625277
The Clippers played in San Diego when they moved from Buffalo, and before they moved to LA
842418
san francisco..\nvery diverse club scenes..\nyou should visit sometime..\n\n-kay
623306
Yes. When the Clippers moved from San Diego to LA, they played in the LA Memorial Sports Arena, while the Lakers played in the GW Forum. Now both teams play out of the Staples Center, which has been the case since 1999
473008
Los Angeles & Chicago
241708
There are a lot of things to do in San Diego.  Like Cbar said.. Gas light district is ALWAYS fun.. there is a lot of bars and resturants there. You can go to the Petco Park when baseball season starts.  There is a bar overlooking the whole field that is fun to sit at.  Also you can go into Mexico.. There are very posh clubs down there. One being Balak.  Another upscale club is called Off Broadway, in Downtown San Diego.. You cant leave there without going to PB aka Pacific Beach..
458471
I live and was born here some 40 years ago the place u describe exists only in the DESERT in the far outlying areas that, in case ur not familiar are desolate and in the middle of the desert. Los Angeles on one side has the beaches on the other mountains and then... u guesssed it desert.\n\nMost metro areas are either A. expensive because the crime rate is low or B. not expensive because the crime rate is HIGH\n\nGood Luck try these commmunities out\nhancock park - mid wilshire - adams - silverlake - echo park\nhighland park - canoga park -
195078
I am a 20 Yr resident of San Diego and love it here.  \n\nClairemont Mesa is a community within the City that has become valuable because it is relatively close to the beaches and Mission Bay (within 1-2 Miles Inland), well situated between major Freeways and also is a closer and easier commute to Downtown than some of the more Northerly Inland communities.\n\nClairemont is an older community and by that I mean its housing stock dates mostly to the post WWII building boom era.  \n\nIt is a moderately dense area - population wise, with a bustling suburban character and feel, with no well defined town center.\n\nThe San Diego County web-site has excellent resources available - see the People and Places sub-categories Under the 'Living' Pulldown Tab.  http://www.co.san-diego.ca.us/\n\nThose who are interested in Crime Statistics in this region will find an excellent Interactive Map on the City Of San Diego website at: http://www.sandiego.gov/police/stats/index.shtml\n\nHope this helps in getting to know your new home.  Welcome!