Their new home was the talk of the City and even made the Orange Daily News. Today, the Pixley home still stands, and there is also a Pixley Street in Orange. A century later, Pixley ancestors still roam the City's central plaza and buy produce at the weekly Farmer's Market. They also work in modern offices, shop right where they live, and enjoy acres of wilderness parks. But they don't have to go far to do it, because they can find it all in the City of Orange.
Orange offers neighborhoods to fit all lifestyles and incomes.
A perfect Mediterranean climate allows residents to enjoy the outdoors year-round. Wilderness parks, golf courses, a sports park, and hiking, biking and horse trails are all available in Orange. Recreational opportunities are countless throughout all of Southern California and Orange is in the center of it all. The vitality of the community can be experienced each year at the Orange International Street Fair, held every Labor Day weekend. A tradition since 1910, the event is a celebration of the diversity that has made Orange the community it is today.