Now that COVID-19 travel concerns have largely subsided, Southern California residents are eager to travel again.
As Southern California is experiencing beautiful superblooms across the region, the U.S. Postal Service wanted to join in on the fun.
A total of 17 post offices in San Diego, San Bernardino and Imperial counties hosted a"superbloom" passport fair on Saturday, giving people the chance to go through the highly coveted application process.
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