Corona California is a flourishing community of roughly 142,000 people, located about 45 minutes south-east of Los Angeles in the shadow of the Cleveland National Forest. Corona was founded in 1886 and assumed the name "The Circle City," because Grand Blvd at the center of Corona is a circle. Corona was once at the backbone of southern California's extensive citrus cultivation district and home to the countrys first lemon treatment plant. Corona is now a 38 square mile prosperous community with conveniences including skate parks, two movie theaters, 394 acres of parks, Glen Ivy Hot Springs, The Fender Museum Castle Park and five amazing golf courses. Corona is the gateway to the inland empire, the next exit on the 91 freeway to Orange County makes it an ideal location for families working in LA or Orange County. With and median age of 29.9 and average household earnings of $75,945 a year, Corona is one of California's fastest growing cities because its new upscale neighborhoods. Coronas saw real estate property values climb over 25% last year. Over 63,000 people work in Corona and Corona currently has 5.8 million square feet of office and retail space under construction. Corona is quickly shedding its image of a bedroom community to the larger counties to the west and becoming predominant city of choice the many families, business, and investors. 

Corona California has a population of approximately 140,000.
The number of families living in Corona is about 37,839 (2000).
Corona's Land area is 73.756 sq. kilometers.
Corona's Land area is 34 sq. miles.
Corona CA is located 33.86 degrees north of the equator and about 117.56 degrees west of the prime meridian line.
Corona has a elevation of 678 feet above sea level.
Corona has a mild climate with no real extremes. Some hot days in the summer can go over 100, in the winter temperatures rarely fall below 40.