California City: The Unfulfilled Vision in the Desert

Explore the untold story of California City, one of the largest cities by land area in California, yet with a population of just under 15,000. This documentary delves into the unfulfilled vision of a desert city, marketed aggressively in the 1950s, but failed to meet population growth projections. Journey through its history, from its creation on 82,000 acres of Mojave Desert to its current state. Unearth the controversies of the past and understand the city's relation to Edwards Air Force Base, its correctional center, and the Mojave Air and Space Port. Uncover the truth behind allegations of fraud and government failure. 'California City: The Unfulfilled Vision in the Desert' is an in-depth exploration of the city's unmet potential and its unique place in California's landscape."
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[@Yormsane]

The story of California City doesn't have an end, because after several decades, it's still beginning. Build 21st century infrastructure, and good things will happen. CC would make a great location for tech industries, as the coastal cities become unliveable. No lawns or golf courses, vertical farms for local food production, everything powered by renewable electricity. The future is still bright, if the will is there.

[@stickynorth]

Great video. As an Albertan living up the I-15 /QEII in Edmonton, I have been obsessed with this city since I've read about it a few years ago. I grew up in a boom town with empty suburbs like this and I played in many a sold but unbuilt on lot as a kid. Always a fun and surreal experience! I think besides cannabis (which is also Edmonton's bread and butter cash crop), other forms of indoor photo-agriculture would do well in America's sunniest city. Heck even just being able to produce small scale solar power and selling back to the grid would probably be a boon for the city.. Also it would be a great area for indie filmmakers to move to from LA. Buy a house dirt cheap, start up your own film production companies... Even studio spaces could be built out there for a fraction of what it would be back in Hell LA! And personally I'd love to buy a second place down there for the living in during the winter! If Cal City focused on attracting Canadian snowbirds from the West? They could probably max out the city tomorrow!

[@stickynorth]

PS, I asked Bing CoPilot how much energy could Cal City produce if it put covered its territory with solar? And the number is super massive... Like 20 GW of installed capacity big... it would be the largest power plant on earth massive... Solar food for thought, though I do see plenty of farms of both wind and solar around the city on Google Maps so it looks like that trend will only continue!

[@speer320]

Awesome. Rio Rancho, Horizon City, etc next?

[@Hoes_Mad]

stumbled upon a gem

[@CodyBroadway]

Thanks for stopping by!! Hope you enjoyed the story!!