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SoCal hiking biking tours, open ski resorts amid COVID - Vimarsana News

SoCal hiking biking tours, open ski resorts amid COVID

Design and illustrations by Jade Cuevas Good morning, fellow travelers. After a few weeks of offering virtual destinations — and in light of California’s stay-home order lifting — I’m back with some real-life ways to explore. Times travel writer Christopher Reynolds and assistant travel editor Mary Forgione are reporting that national parks, hotels and restaurants are hustling to reopen after being surprised by the rollback of state COVID-19 rules. Of course, that doesn’t mean we’re out of the woods, because Californians are still urged to stay within 120 miles of home. In the sp...

The Wild: Comb jellies are invading O.C. beaches. Who's next? - Vimarsana News

The Wild: Comb jellies are invading O.C. beaches. Who's next?

Sign up to get The Wild sent weekly to your inbox. Merry almost Christmas. Southern California has its very own Christmas berry called toyon, or California holly ( Heteromeles arbutifolia, for people who know their plants). You’re sure to see it along hillsides and trails at this time of year: clusters of bright red berries dangling from a tall shrub with long oval green leaves. They’re not for eating, just admiring. Supposedly, stands of toyon on local hills were mistaken for holly and attached to the name of L.A.'s most famous neighborhood. “This idea of floral origins for Hollywood i...

Today's Headlines: A deal on economic aid, at last - Vimarsana News

Today's Headlines: A deal on economic aid, at last

TOP STORIES A Deal on Economic Aid, at Last For eight months, members of Congress have talked about the need for another economic aid package to help struggling Americans in the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, congressional leaders have finally agreed on The leaders from both parties — under increasing pressure from constituents and rank-and-file lawmakers, and confronted with a slowing economy and surging coronavirus infections and related deaths — are racing to pass it into law and have it signed by Advertisement Must-read stories from the L.A. Times Get all the day's most vital news with our...