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San Timoteo Canyon was the original route through parts of the Inland Empire

By the 1870s, the canyon had a pivotal role in a major mode of transportation, writes columnist Steve Lech.

San Timoteo Canyon was the original route through parts of the Inland Empire

By the 1870s, the canyon had a pivotal role in a major mode of transportation, writes columnist Steve Lech.

Crawfish, boats, and trains offer weekend fun

Finding a handy place to park is advised for the weekend as families may want to be traveling the county for activities. Crawfish will be celebrated

Motorcar rides on California's historic Placerville Branch

CPKC's Final Spike Anniversary Steam Tour enters the US

Historic California bridge associated with 'The Lost Boys' in jeopardy

It’s one of Santa Cruz’s most iconic landmarks, but the San Lorenzo trestle faces an uncertain future.

Canadian Pacific 2816 Draws Big Crowds As Historic Tour Begins

After more than a decade out of the limelight, Canadian Pacific H1b 4-6-4 2816 put on a show during a fast-paced sprint across the Prairies.

Newly repainted Western Pacific locomotive to fill gap at Utah State Railroad Museum | News, Sports, Jobs

OGDEN — The Utah State Railroad Museum is gearing up to receive a piece for its collection that will help to tell a fuller story of railroading in the state.

Ostrich Farming in the Cold, Frozen North | Tales from Tehama

In January 1879, a pound of ostrich feathers from South Africa sold for $860, or $8 a feather ($250 a feather in today’s dollars). With single ostriches able to yield 100 feathers a year, this caused some $eriou$ interest in raising ostriches to supply a ready market with their plumes. In 1888, Tehama County’s first […]