Balboa Island is actually a part of the city of Newport Beach, but has its own identity. It is comprised of three manmade islands. The population in the 2000 US Census was 2671, but varies greatly due to a large number of vacation homes.

Baldwin Hills and Ladera Heights comprise an island of unincorporated Los Angeles County, bordered by Culver City, Inglewood, and the City of Los Angeles. Baldwin Hills is approximately representated by the zip code 90008.

Banta is an unincorporated locality in San Joaquin County, located about five miles east of downtown Tracy on Grant Line Road. The settlement dates to at least 1879. Banta shares the 95304 zip code with Tracy and is sometimes referred to as part of Tracy.

Beaumont, California, is located in Riverside county. Its ZIP code is 92223. In the 1990 Census, Beaumont's population was 9,685; in the 2000 Census it was 11,384. The estimated population in 2007 was 30,220. The U.S. Geological Survey lists its elevations as between 2,047 and 2,717 feet.

Originally known as "Ocean View", the town of Berkeley was named in 1866. Berkeley is the 4th largest city in Alameda County. Berkeley is located east of San Francisco. It is situated on the shore of the San Francisco Bay and stretching through its coastal plain and into a scenic range of foothills.

Big Oak Flat is a small community approximately 20 miles west of Yosemite National Park.

Big Sur is situated in California's central coast, north of San Luis Obispo, south of the Monterey Peninsula and located on the Pacific coast. The area is known for its dramatic and spectacular ocean coastline views. Also, the area contains three million acres of wilderness in the Las Padres National Forest.

Bishop, located at the north end of the Owens Valley, is a center of commerce and culture for a vast region extending into eastern Nevada. It is home of the Eastern Sierra Tri-County Fair, and Mule Days, the world's largest non-motorized parade. It is well-known as a gateway community for visitors from Southern California to the attractions of Bishop Creek, Mammoth, Mono Lake and Yosemite.

This category is for sites that are specific to Blythe city business and government. This cat will only include local political, civic and community business organizations.

Bodega, ZIP code 94922, is located in Sonoma County. It is not the same place as Bodega Bay, which is about 7 miles northwest. Bodega's population is about 100.

Bodega Bay, ZIP code 94923, is located in Sonoma County. It is not the same place as Bodega, which is about 7 miles away. Bodega Bay's population in 1990 was 1,127.

Bonita is an unincorporated area in San Diego County between the city of San Diego and the Mexican border. Its name comes from the Spanish, meaning "pretty" or "good". According to the 2000 census, the Bonita ZIP code, 91902, contains 17,379 residents. This includes both Bonita and the neighboring unincorporated area of Sunnyside.

Bonsall lies in northwestern San Diego County. The community was named Bonsall in 1889, in honor of James Bonsall, a local resident. Its population, including surrounding areas, is 3,844, according to the 2000 census figures for the Bonsall ZIP code, 92003.

Completely surrounded by the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, the San Diego County community of Borrego Springs provides accommodations and facilities for visitors who enjoy golf, tennis, and exploring the desert. The town's economy also benefits from agriculture, such as grapefruit, lemons, oranges, and nursery stock. Its name comes from the desert bighorn sheep, called a "borrego" in Spanish.

According to the 2000 census, the Borrego Springs ZIP code, 92004, contains 2,856 residents. This includes both Borrego Springs and some outlying areas, including the tiny community of Ocotillo Wells, located 16 miles to the southeast.

Boulevard is rural community in the southeast corner of San Diego County. Its name was chosen by settlers to reflect that the community was built on the "boulevard" connecting San Diego to Imperial County. Today, most traffic between San Diego and Imperial County uses Interstate 8, which passes just a mile north of the community. Only local traffic uses the former boulevard, currently named "Old Highway 80."

Its population, including surrounding areas, is 1,496, according to the 2000 census figures for the Boulevard ZIP code, 91905.

Brawley, California, 92227, is located in the center of the Imperial Valley in Imperial County.

This category is for sites related to the city of Brentwood, which is located in Contra Costa county, east of San Francisco. There is also a Brentwood neighborhood in the city of Los Angeles. You will find that Brentwood category under the Los Angeles locality.