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At the base of Mammoth Mountain, an invisible force has turned a lush green forest into a collection of bleached skeletons.

California isn't known for its fall colors, but if you head to the Eastern Sierra and take the June Loop, your eyes may tell you differently.

It's that time of year again in Apple Hill. Everywhere you look you'll find traffic, long lines, and of course, apples.

Spanning 330 feet over the Stanislaus River is the Knights Ferry Bridge, the longest-covered bridge west of the Mississippi.

To date, West Nile virus activity has been found in 26 humans in 12 California counties

Thousands drive past it every day in Sacramento. Here's the funny story of how Sacramento's giant sewing needle got there.

The iconic berry made famous by amusement park Knott’s Berry Farm is the boysenberry.

Herbs are great to add to recipes for flavor and freezing them is an easy way to save fresh herbs to use for later.

Kingsburg was established in 1870 after the railroad was built in Fresno County.

Camping and hiking are what brings many visitors to the park, but during the 60s and 70s, a Russian WWII veteran set up a permanent home just outside the park.