La Presa

I have lived here for about 3 years (moving soon), there is a beautiful park on Jamacha Rd, and another venturing inward with a baseball field for the local teams and community to play, relax, and exercise. However within my condo complex, situated between Jamacha Rd and Jamacha Blvd, I have music blasting every-week by other who come to visit, constant noise of domestic problems and a lack of diversity. If you are looking for a diverse and hip place to settle this is not it, if you are Mexican you will not mind as much as the city is well over 80% Mexican. There are some very nice streets that would make one believe that you are in an entirely different city, but then again that's how all of California neighborhoods are. I could have been a tad more politically correct in this review, but if someone's considering moving here and raising a family, they deserve to know the real deal.