Sue Rogers, president of the board of the Santa Cruz County Humane Society, has dedicated years to taking care of dogs and ...

Heidi Rentz Ault and Zander Ault believe that it just takes a bike, a dirt road and the breathtaking scenery in the outback of Patagonia to have a life-changing experience.

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Two months after stepping down as the U-S Ambassador to Mexico, former U.S. Senator and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar took ...

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The remote hotel in the Utah desert has unveiled the design of its upoming private home collection, with layouts ranging from ...

These too are of a burning color — not orange, not gold, but if pure gold were liquid and could raise a cream, that golden ...

Fascinating caves, an opera house and hot springs galore. The historic communities of Shoshone and Tecopa have much more to ...

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In Santa Clarita history, on March 19, 1875, Tiburcio Vasquez was executed after years of being on the run during a long-term ...

As a former national park ranger, the recent mass mobilization in support of our national parks has left me scared, but not for the reasons you might think.

The Columbian mammoth was an herbivore, so the tusks were often used to dig up plant roots or strip bark off trees. Of course, males used the tusks as weapons, especially in the fight over females.