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Gather materials.  To pack your truck in the safest and most efficient way possible, you'll need a few extra items to help you move your heaviest items and to protect your most delicate belongings. You can get these supplies from a moving supply store or a hardware store. Here's what you'll need: A dolly. This will help you move your heaviest furniture as well as your boxes. Paper padding, plastic stretch wrap, or furniture pads. This will help keep your furniture free from damage. Packing tape. This will hold the padding over your furniture together. Straps. These will help your furniture stay together and will keep it from shifting. A large tarp or plastic wrap. This should cover the floor of the truck to keep your furniture from getting dirty. Prepare the cab.  You should put the items you really need in the cab so you don't forget about them and end up packing them up in the back of the truck. You'll need to bring a toolkit so you can reassemble you...

California is incredibly large, populous and diverse.  It has forests, mountains, beaches, arid deserts, fertile valleys, and everything in between. And each region has its own major cities. Here’s a breakdown of where to move in California : Northern CA -  Northern California is far more rural than most other parts of the state. The largest cities are Eureka/Arcata and Redding; however, these cities are actually quite small, and they’re quite isolated. In between them and the rest of the state? Pure, unadulterated beauty. Northern California is strikingly beautiful, especially along the widely-untouched coast, referred to as the “Lost Coast.” Cheap, beautiful and hippy. Bay Area -  San Francisco anchors the Bay Area, but San Jose and Oakland /Berkeley play large roles, too. San Francisco is California’s one true city – a dense downtown with a healthy public transit system. The entire area is constantly blossoming with innovations, jobs and nice weath...