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Photos of the Modoc War of 1872-73 will be featured as part of an ongoing commemoration of the Modoc War that raged 150 years ago. The event, “Imagery of War: Artists, Photographers and the Modoc War...

LAVA BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT — It was chillingly cold, well below freezing, but the sun was shining, and winds were nonexistent. For nearly two hours, we walked around sections of Captain Jack’s Strong...

Many of the battles fought during the Modoc War happened in what is now Lava Beds National Monument while several key conflicts, including the Battle of Lost River, which happened Nov. 29, 1872, were ...

Weather in northwest Orange County for Monday, November 28, 2022

There are legends all over the world, found in every culture, which populate caves with spirits and supernatural guardians who dwell in a subterranean realm hidden just beneath surface of our own worl

For the first time since the Modoc Nation, formerly known as the Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma, was granted federal recognition as a tribe in 1973, the group has a new chief. Robert Burkybile III was electe...

Two years after raging fires impacted nearly 97% of Lava Beds National Monument, the absence of fires this summer was a welcome relief. “We didn’t really have any fires in the park per se,” said Super...

Román Zaragoza discusses watching his dad on Broadway to sharing screen time with him on CBS "Ghosts" and more.

Indigenous land dispossession was bolstered by the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II — and vice versa.

Tulelake, Calif. — Despite 2021 fires that blazed through large portions of Lava Beds National Monument, ranger-led hikes and evening programs are available this summer. The Lava Beds Visitor Center i...