Changelog

When Tết, Trung Thu and the other lunar festivals land on the Western calendar — worked out from the lunar calendar itself, so the dates stay right for years. The parade and festival schedules come from the City of Westminster and UVSA, and the tool links straight to them.

A walk through the heart of Little Saigon on Bolsa Avenue — Phước Lộc Thọ and the Moran Street newspaper row — and a second along the Mendez Freedom Trail on Hoover Street, which marks the 1947 case that helped end school segregation in California. Both are flat, free, and walkable, with honest timing and a few words on visiting respectfully.

Type your address and see what your own roof could do: how many panels fit, how much power they would make in a year, and a plain best-case estimate of the bill saving and payback. It reads your roof from Google's aerial imagery, uses Southern California Edison's published rates, and tells you straight that the 30% federal tax credit ended for systems bought in 2026. No sign-up, and nobody calls you.

Type an address and see its zone on FEMA's current flood map, explained in plain words — including why so much of Westminster sits in the shaded "500-year" zone. Results come live from FEMA and the Census Bureau geocoder; addresses are never saved. Every result links the FEMA Map Service Center for the authoritative copy.

The capital of the Vietnamese diaspora joins with four tools: a FEMA flood-zone checker for the city behind the East Garden Grove–Wintersburg Channel, a who-handles-what guide to its famously split-up services, a parking and timing guide for Phước Lộc Thọ and the Bolsa corridor, and plain answers to common questions — from Measure Y to the chợ đêm season.