Land use zoning policies in California serve to control land use and break down strategic goals, ensuring long-term planning efficiency. The study examines how these policies are organized, applied, and evaluated in line with California's General Plan Guidelines. It shows that California's zoning policies successfully translate broad planning goals into day-to-day land use management, maintaining consistency between zoning, land division, and land use designation. This research provides valuable insights for effective land use planning and administration in the country.