Carson is a city in Los Angeles County, California, with a population of approximately 95,558.
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All events →Apr 26Carson City Symphony “Adventures in Music” Concert11:00 AMMay 211th Annual Mother’s Day Craft Fair5:00 AMMay 23rd Annual “Battle of the Bands”8:00 AMMay 2The Inaugural Mint Gala1:00 PMMay 8Dark Prison Halfway to Halloween Haunted House2:00 PMMay 12Art with Dana Childs | Cherry Blossom Watercolor Class1:15 PMMay 14Behind the Rails Lecture Series1:30 PMMay 30Capital City Brewfest9:00 AM
Recent News
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Caltrans truck bursts into flames on northbound 110 Freeway in Carson
Caltrans truck bursts into flames on northbound 110 Freeway in Carson ABC7 Los Angeles
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NewsAPR 09, 2026
Carson residents say coyote concerns halt mail delivery in neighborhood
Carson residents say coyote concerns halt mail delivery in neighborhood ABC7 Los Angeles
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NewsAPR 07, 2026
Carson coyote attack caught on camera: Coyote attacks child standing in grandparents' driveway in Carson, California
Carson coyote attack caught on camera: Coyote attacks child standing in grandparents' driveway in Carson, California ABC13 Houston
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