Orange Ave, Hellman

I briefly lived on Orange Avenue for a few months.It was nosy and loud as traffic was always heavy due to the Crystal Church was on that street.It was a very busy street most the time and i would not recommend folks with kids to leave near or on this street.

It is close to a hospital and some eating restaurants.Near the freeway and over passes to get to most other places you may need to.

If you want to get around the city fairly quickly, but aren't much for braving traffic, Orange is a great alternative. It manages to keep the essence of Long Beach- the things that make the city really enjoyable- without getting clogged with tourists wanting to see the beach. Nice vibe throughout, very homey and quite like a small city despite the size of Long Beach itself (not to mention its huge neighbors!)

Orange Ave in Long Beach is a very likable throughfare, Extending the length of the entire city and beyond, it can be a great way to get from point A to point B without having to brave the rush hour antics of the more major boulevards while still providing the traffic capicity and ease of flow of one! Orange provides access to alot of differing districts and their amenities, from the small town atmosphere of north long beach with its houses, elementary schools, churches and neighborhood library, to the artsy climate of downtown's East Village Arts District. Additionally, at it's midpoint on the famous Pacific Coast Hwy, Orange intersects with a major Long Beach Park (King) and Long Beach City College. Orange Ave. also boasts Long Beach's only Mosque and a bus route that extends from downtown all the way to the Compton / Paramount city borders.