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National Parks Week starts April 18th, and participating California parks have programs to include the entire family.
Andy Davidhazy marked each mile of the 2,660-mile trek with a photograph and made a time-lapse video to share his experience.
A lawsuit claims that inexpensive California wines, including a variety from Charles Shaw, contains high levels of arsenic. But why is there arsenic in the wine in the first place?
A new study offers a strategy to get kids to eat vegetables: offer them before any other food.
A three week pilot study aims to relieve traffic congestion around Griffith Park and its neighbors, but bicyclists and hikers already have concerns about opening the park road to traffic.
Cars can drive through Glacier Point Road, but Tioga Road remains closed.
Volunteers are needed for state-wide clean up efforts on April 18th. For those who use the parks, this is a chance to make them more enjoyable for the future.
The park will have two guided hikes to inaugurate the new 13-mile trail of "sweeping panoramas from the top of Sonoma Mountain."
There's a lot of L.A. history to be learned from this new program.
An evening picnic is the perfect excuse to take advantage of the Southern California outdoors.
Gardening with his Italian grandfather inspired the founder of the family-owned company to plant vineyards in this part of the Santa Ynez Valley.
This is certainly the time for serving a cheese plate as the milk starts taking on the sweeter flavors of the season.