A city in Washington that holds a good mixture of Night People, humans, and Tristes. The crime rate may be a little strange, and some shops may not hold records of receipts, but it is generally a peaceful town. Pop. 34,021.

A city in southern Nevada; pop. 478,434. It is noted for its casinos and nightclubs - particularly, the Black Iris, a lamia / vampire club centered in the Strip, amidst shapeshifter and witchcraft shops and casinos. This is primarily a shapeshifter safe-town, but many other Night People and humans live and visit (and, regretably, die) there.

A city on the Pacific coast of southern California; pop. 3,694,820. It is a major center of industry, filmmaking, and television. This is a human town, where many Night People live. It is busy and full of human night life that wouldn't be missed if they mysteriously disappeared.

A city in northern Alabama, southwest of Huntsville; pop. 29,329. This city is a known Night World safe-town, practically owned by Lycans.

A port city in the Lower Peninsula in Florida, on the Gulf of Mexico; pop. 63,977. This is another Night World safe-town, not particularly governed by one specific race. This city is special in that it has a council, and that there are humans that live there without knowing about the Night People.

A city in western Nevada, on the Truckee River; pop. 180,480. It is noted as a gambling resort and for its liberal laws that enable quick marriages and divorces. It is also a Night World safe-town (a town that is mostly run by Night People).