Category talk:Shopping malls in California

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Is this free advertising really necessary? I highly doubt most malls have contributed in historical value on an individual listing.

It's good to have general information about what is available at a given mall, without all the extra mall-hype.

-- for someone who might actually write an article -- One of my favorite malls, Eastridge mall, is not listed.

Eastridge mall is in East San Jose, CA, near the intersection of Highway 101 and Highways 280/680. It is right next to Reid hillview airport (a small general aviation airport). Several airplanes have crashed near Eastridge, one on top. Eastridge has just recently gone through a major re-modeling that took out 2/3rds of the mall and replaced them. It is a multilevel mall. Eastridge is notable because it was, for a time, the largest mall in California.