What are the best malls in San Francisco? -

Me and my dad are doing kind of a staycation thing. We live in the bay area, about 30 minutes from SF, but we never really go there and enjoy it. So we re planning a day to go to the Jewlery Center, then Butterfly s for lunch, window shopping in Union square, and then some malls. But the thing is, we don t really know any good malls. So that s why I m asking what are the best malls(: Thanks! xoxo

There are only 2 actual malls: Westfield and Stonestown. Based on the area you seem to be planning the rest of your day around, I d say Westfield (right across Market St. from Union Square area).

Crocker Galleria and Shonestown Galleria are both great places to shop in San Francisco. The Crocker Galleria isn t open on Sunday s, so don t go on a Sunday. It s located two blocks east of Union Square. Level 3 has all the restuarants. Levels 1 and 2 are all the stores. Some of the stores are Leonida s Chocolates, Tully s Coffee, Momento Press (a photo, book store) and Polo Ralph Lauren.Shonestown Galleria has Borders, Bare Essentials, Macy s, Nordstrom, American Eagle, Abercrombie and Fitch, and many more stores. There s a good food court, as well. Lots of free parking.

What month/s in Southern California when there is mist every morning? -

I love mist because its not cold and hot. It refreshes me and keeps me awake going to school. In contrast, I hate cold because it is much harder to wake up.

I lived in Santa Monica. There was always a lot of coastal fog .. Jan Feb I loved it too. Real thick fog where you cant see the person walking next to you. Not always a good thing in LA --- LOL Even December can have a nice mist in the air. Always loved going to Disneyland then, made it seem more like Christmas w/ a mist

i live near LA and about 2 miles from the beach and it was extremely foggy, in fact this mornign was the foggiest morning we ve had in a long time, you could barely see 30 feet ahead of you. the best months are winter through early spring.

We usually get mist in the winter time. It does get cold in the mornings.If you still want to wake up in warmth, go live in Southern Texas or Florida.

Are Hollywood and Los Angeles to different cities? -

contrary to popular belief, Hollywood is NOT a city. it is a district within the city boundaries of Los Angeles. and Los Angeles is in LA county. BH is a different city in LA county, the same way Los Angeles is. hope i helped.

OK, let s go over it once again:Hollywood is a district inside the city of LA. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_AngelesBeverly Hills is an actual city, completely surrounded by the city of LA (and West Hollywood). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beverly_Hil��West Hollywood is an actual city (very small) also surrounded by the city of LA. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Hollyw��You have to understand that the city and the county are two different entities. The County is a larger area that contains many cities. The maps on Wikipedia do an excellent job of illustrating this. They show the county outline, and all the city boundaries within it. As you can see, there are MANY cities outside the city of LA, but within LA County. The two at the top are Lancaster and Palmdale. On the left, you have Malibu. Simple, once it s illustrated.

Hollywood is a neighborhood located in the City of Los Angeles, which city is in the County of Los Angeles.Yes, you can have cities surrounded by other cities and parts of the county surrounded by one or more cities...We have both situation in Los Angeles....

It s a neighborhood within in the city of Los Angeles, but it does have distinct boundaries.

Hollywood is in the city of Los Angeles and both of them are in Los Angeles county.

Nope.Hollywood is in Los Angeles. :)

hollywood is in LA along with Beverly Hills

No. Hollywood in LA