Apartments for Rent in Chino, CA (684 Rentals)

Well before Chino became its own town, it was originally populated by the Tongva. Their Wapijangna settlement ran along the Santa Ana River watershed. After gaining independence, the Mexican government took over ownership of the land, which was previously owned by the Spanish Crown. Through many battles, California eventually ended up being admitted to the union, resulting in the lands becoming public domain. The Town of Chino was born in 1910, turning the land into its own city. Agriculture and dairy farming dominated the space, which made Chino the largest milk-producing community in the state. In the 1970s, the city began to adopt a more modern feel, bringing in more businesses outside the farming industry.