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Historic Big Sur property, once owned by William Randolph Hearst, to get new owners, including tribe - Vimarsana News

Historic Big Sur property, once owned by William Randolph Hearst, to get new owners, including tribe

Camp Pico Blanco is about to change hands in a deal that supporters hope will usher in a new generation of campers and return much of the property to the Esselen tribe.

Historic Big Sur property, once owned by William Randolph Hearst, to get new owners - Vimarsana News

Historic Big Sur property, once owned by William Randolph Hearst, to get new owners

Camp Pico Blanco is about to change hands in a deal that supporters hope will usher in a new generation of campers and return much of the property to the Esselen tribe.

California Oak Fire threatens new Camp Krem - Vimarsana News

California Oak Fire threatens new Camp Krem

Camp Krem forced to evacuate for a second time in two years as the Oak Fire threatens its second location near Yosemite National Park.

Source: ksbw.com
Boulder Creek camp lost in CZU fire faces rebuilding challenges - Vimarsana News

Boulder Creek camp lost in CZU fire faces rebuilding challenges

Efforts to rebuild a special camp for children and adults with challenges is facing its own set of challenges.

Source: ksbw.com
Santa Cruz County Camp Krem for disabilities struggling to rebuild after CZU August Lightning Complex Fires, gets hit by destructive thieves - Vimarsana News

Santa Cruz County Camp Krem for disabilities struggling to rebuild after CZU August Lightning Complex Fires, gets hit by destructive thieves

BOULDER CREEK, Calif. (KGO) -- A camp for people with disabilities in Boulder Creek is having to deal with another heartbreak just months after their beloved properties burned to the ground in the CZU August Lightning Complex Fires. Last week, they were burglarized and vandalized costing the owners time and money they don't have. "You know, the fire was a natural disaster. We couldn't blame anybody," Alex Krem, chairman at Camp Krem, said. "The robbery was very different. They just saw money in their pocket and a chance to kick us around. And that's hard to swallow." A generator worth more th...