Signal Hill

Signal Hill lies just south of the 405 freeway and is conveniently located southwest of the Long Beach Airport. Nestled atop a hill overlooking southern Long Beach, it was originally established after the discovery of oil in the 1920’s. To add to its already progressive ideologies, Signal Hill elected California’s first female mayor in 1924.

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Schools in SIGNAL HILL

Signal Hill Elementary (K-5) - "Great teachers and trusting staff."
Half Hollow Hills (K-12) - "An exceptional school committed to excellence and instilling confidence in its students."
Butler Middle (6-8) - "Best school in the area, period."
Polytechnic High (9-12) - "Great teachers keeps the curriculum challenging for all grade levels."

Shopping and Dining in SIGNAL HILL

Signal Hill Black Bear Diner - "Great service and big portions."
Delius Restaurant - "The atmosphere is calm but fun."
Kashiwa Japanese Restaurant - "Great menu."
Signal Hill Center - "Welcoming shopping center with good store options."

History of Signal hill

The city has its own ZIP code, 90755.
The hill that the city is named after is 365 feet above the surrounding town of Long Beach.
Before oil was discovered in Signal Hill, there were large homes built on the hill itself, and in the lower elevations was an agricultural area where fruits, vegetables, and flowers were grown.

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