Named for Pio Pico, the last Mexican governor of California, combined with Rivera, Spanish for riverbank source
Community character
A predominantly Latino, family-oriented suburb in southeastern Los Angeles County, formed in 1958 from the farming communities of Pico and Rivera near the San Gabriel River source
Pico Rivera Sports Arena
Outdoor arena hosting concerts, rodeos, and community events source
Pico Rivera Towne Center
60-acre open-air shopping center along Washington Boulevard source
B-2 Spirit development site
Former Northrop plant where the B-2 Spirit stealth bomber was developed source
