Echo Adventure News Today

Promoters and developers hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday for about 100 people at the new locally-owned Firefall Ranch resort east of Groveland, which is now accepting guest reservations that begin

The prospect of another federal government shutdown this weekend worries many Tuolumne County business owners and tourism promoters who remember skeleton staffing, uncollected trash, locked toilets, and human feces in

Thousands of Pacific Gas and Electric Co. customers who suffered electricity outages during the triple-digit heat wave that roasted Sonora and other parts of the Mother Lode this past weekend

NPR's Scott Detrow speaks with Elizabeth Barton, co-owner of Echo Adventure Cooperative, about the extremely long lines of traffic for people visiting Yosemite National Park this summer.

Wildfire concerns near Yosemite grow as controlled burns nixed FacebookTwitterEmail Half Dome is barely visible through the smoke from some small burn piles ignited in Ahwahnee Meadow in January 2021.NPS Photo John Goss is worried about a gap. As the fire management officer for Sierra National Forest, he’s worried about a lot of things right now: California’s unprecedented dryness, the below average snowpack, the preponderance of dead and drought-weakened trees. These are the indicators tha...