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Nearly two dozen miles off the coast of LA is an island gem with hiking trails, wildlife, museums and zip lines that are reachable only by boat or by air.

The deputy U.S. marshal's almost superhuman exploits made him one of the West's most feared lawmen.

The 17 best hikes in Arizona Lonely Planet Editors 29 April 2021 The Grand Canyon is just one of dozens of brilliant places to hike in Arizona ©aslysun/Shutterstock With a nickname like the Grand Canyon State, you can bet that Arizona boasts some incredible landscapes. In addition to that crown jewel, it's also home to the Tonto Rim (which inspired Western writers like Zane Gray), Palm Canyon's rare stands of native trees, ancient lava flows, spectacular slickrock, and the brilliant turquoise of Havasu Falls.  Laced through all that rugged terrain are an array of trails for every hiker....

Jan. 7, 1862: According to “The Railroads of Johnson City” by Johnny Graybeal, Henry Johnson “sold his son John M., then age 22 a half-acre lot next to his depot building. The lot contained a house and was part of the original half-acre lot purchased in 1854. By this time, the phrase ‘Johnson’s Depot’ was in common usage by the Register of Deeds office to denote land in that area.” Jan. 7, 1886: Readers of The Comet learned, “Mr. T.S. Patty, Emigrant Agent, of Portland, Oregon, was in the city last week. He is getting up an excursion to leave this place...