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Massive Sewage Spill Closes Popular Lake Tahoe Beach
Placer County officials have issued a health advisory for the Carnelian Bay area of Lake Tahoe following a significant sewage…
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Popular Destinations in Lassen Volcanic National Park to Stay Closed Until 2025
The aftermath of the Dixie Fire continues to impact Lassen Volcanic National Park, keeping the Drakesbad Guest Lodge and Warner…
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Outdoors
5 Survival Lessons From the Northern California Man Lost in Yosemite For Nearly a Week
Photo by Jason Strull When Alan Chow solo-hiked into the Yosemite National Park wilderness in the spring of 2018, he had…
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Wildlife
Speeding Kills Wildlife: 5 Bears Have Been Hit by Cars in Yosemite this Year
Yosemite National Park officials are urging visitors to drive cautiously following the deaths of five black bears hit by cars…
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Events
Mount Shasta Fish Hatchery Hosts Kids Fishing Day on July 20
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is hosting its second Kids Fishing Day of the year at the…
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Water Tests at South Lake Tahoe Beaches Find No Harmful Algae Blooms
Recent water tests at two South Lake Tahoe beaches did not detect harmful algae blooms (HABs) in the lake itself,…
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Stories
The Naked Truth: Stories of Skinny-Dippers and Fly Fishing in Northern California
I have nothing against naked people, and particularly respect their ability to garner interest at the beginning of a story.…
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Outdoors
Yosemite Park Ranger Teaches Important Lesson About Baby Deer in the Wild
Recently at Yosemite National Park, a visitor came across a seemingly abandoned fawn in the wild. Hoping to help, the…
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Destinations
Discover a Wildlife Utopia at Lassen’s Manzanita Lake
Sitting right outside Redding, California is one of the most underrated National Parks in the United States – Lassen Volcanic National Park.…
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Destinations
9 Can’t-Miss Summer Adventures in Lake Tahoe
Photo by Clayton Cardinalli It’s summertime in Northern California, meaning the pristine outdoor destinations of the region are primed for an…
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Shasta-Trinity National Forest Implements Fire Restrictions Amid Heightened Fire Activity
Due to intense heat and dry conditions leading to increased fire activity, the Shasta-Trinity National Forest has implemented fire restrictions…
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Viral Video Claims Dog Died Due to Algal Bloom in Lake Tahoe
Government officials are currently investigating potential toxic algae blooms at Lake Tahoe beaches. Warning signs were posted on Monday at…
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Weather
Redding Smashes All-Time Heat Record with Scorching Temperatures
Redding experienced its hottest day ever recorded on July 6, reaching a scorching 119 degrees. This set a new record…
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News
13 Missing Young Hikers Found Near Wildfire in the Tahoe National Forest
A group of young hikers who went missing in the area affected by the Placer County wildfire has been found,…
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Record Volunteer Turnout Discovers Surprisingly Clean Lake Tahoe Beaches on July 5th
In an impressive display of community spirit, 774 volunteers gathered across more than a half dozen beaches around Lake Tahoe…
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Watch: Man Spots Rattlesnake Swimming Across the American River
It’s summertime in NorCal, which means when we’re out in the wild, it’s important to pay close attention to the…
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Take a Tour Through the Cannabis Farms of Northern California’s Emerald Triangle
Photo: The Mendocino Experience You’ve undoubtedly heard of the world-class wine tours held in Napa Valley, highlighting the famed vineyards…
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Wildlife
California Sturgeon Now a Candidate for the Endangered Species List
The California Fish and Game Commission has approved the white sturgeon as a candidate species for listing under the California…
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Following Forest Closure, Rainbow Family Gathering Has Relocated in NorCal Forest
The U.S. National Forest Service (USFS) announced that the large hippie gathering, known as the Rainbow Family Gathering, has relocated…
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Outdoors
Popular Lake Tahoe Trail Set for 2-Mile Expansion Thanks to $24 Million Boost
A significant funding boost of $24 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will be used to extend the popular Tahoe…
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PG&E Warns of Potential Power Shut-Offs During Hot Fourth of July Week in Northern California
As California faces a heat wave this week, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) has warned of potential power shut-offs…
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Alcohol Banned at These Lake Tahoe Hotspots During Fourth of July Weekend
Planning to celebrate the Fourth of July with a beer on the beach at Lake Tahoe? Be prepared for some…
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This Video of Bear Cubs Climbing the Snow in Lassen Volcanic National Park Will Melt Your Heart
We just love to see videos of the bears roaming around Northern California, and this video taken in Lassen Volcanic…
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Outdoors
Skier’s Summer Delight: A Backpacking Adventure to Find the Sierra’s Fountain of Youth
Skiers and snowboarders hit a bit of a stage of depression in the late weeks of June. Although some ski…
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News
‘Zero Tolerance’: Law Enforcement Crack Down on Rainbow Family Gathering in Northern California
Nearly three dozen federal law enforcement officers have been assigned to monitor the Rainbow Family Gathering in Plumas National Forest.…
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This Donkey Went Viral for Joining an Elk Herd in Northern California. We Now Know His Origin Story.
Earlier this year, we shared the story of the donkey that joined a Tule elk herd in Northern California. As…
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Outdoors
Funding for Popular California State Parks Library Pass Restored
The California State Parks Foundation has announced the restoration of funding for the California State Library Parks Pass program. A…
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Tahoe
More Than 12,000 Lahontan Cutthroat Trout Released Into Lake Tahoe
The Lahontan National Fish Hatchery has successfully stocked 12,144 Pilot Peak strain Lahontan cutthroat trout into Lake Tahoe over the…
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Increased Mountain Lion Activity Forces New Protocols in Northern California County
El Dorado County has experienced a significant increase in mountain lion sightings, prompting local law enforcement to establish an official…
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Wildlife
Yosemite Releases 250 California Red-Legged Frogs in Reintroduction Effort
Yosemite National Park officials have recently released 250 California red-legged frogs (CRLF) across various sites in Yosemite Valley as part…
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Tahoe
How You Can Help Keep Tahoe Blue During Fourth-of-July Celebrations
Lake Tahoe is a summer paradise, offering clear skies, warm sand, and pristine blue waters. However, maintaining its beauty requires…
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News
Two Dead, One Rescued After Being Swept Downstream on North Fork American River
Tragedy struck at the North Fork American River on Monday when a man and a teenage boy died after being…
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News
An Unauthorized Hippie Gathering is Expected to Reach 10,000 People in Northern California this Week
An unauthorized noncommercial group event, known as the Rainbow Family Gathering, is taking place in the Plumas National Forest, approximately…
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Missing Hiker Found After 10 Days Lost in Big Basin Redwoods State Park
Photo via SVL Steve A California man spent ten days stranded in the Santa Cruz Mountains after getting lost during…
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Shasta Indian Nation to Reclaim 2,800 Acres of Ancestral Land in Northern California
The Shasta Indian Nation is set to regain over 2,800 acres of ancestral land in Northern California, as recently announced…
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Destinations
Popular Lake Tahoe Beach to Release ‘Late-Summer’ Reservations on July 1
Starting July 1, Sand Harbor State Park in Lake Tahoe will implement a new day-use reservation system aimed at enhancing…
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Tahoe
Spend a Day Relaxing in Tahoe on the Lazy Float Down the Truckee River
There are many summer activities in the Tahoe area for adventurers, but if you’re looking for a relaxing adventure, look…
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News
Lassen Volcanic National Park Highway Opens for the Summer Season
The 30-mile highway through Lassen Volcanic National Park is now open for the season. Thanks to the diligent efforts of…
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News
This Week’s Strawberry Full Moon Will Be Bigger and Brighter Than Usual
Skywatchers in Northern California are in for a treat this week as the Strawberry Full Moon graces the evening skies.…
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Wildlife
Bear Cubs Emerge in Tahoe: Here Are Some Guidelines for Safe Encounters
As temperatures rise, bear cubs and yearling bears are emerging from their winter dens in the Tahoe region. The Tahoe…
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VIDEO: Tourist Hops Barrier for Dangerous Pose at Yosemite’s Vernal Fall
A visit to Yosemite National Park usually promises awe-inspiring views and natural beauty, but one recent visitor showed exactly what…
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Climbers Hang ‘Stop the Genocide’ Sign on Yosemite’s El Capitan to Protest War in Palestine
Photo by Dakota Snider On Monday, a group of rock climbers unfurled a large “Stop the Genocide” flag on El…
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Outdoors
Rafter Identified After Tragic Drowning Incident in American River
Photo: Metro Fire of Sacramento A rafting trip on the American River ended in tragedy on Saturday when a man…
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Destinations
Entrance to National Parks is Free on Juneteenth. Here’s Where to Go in Northern California.
Grab your backpacks and hiking boots because it’s time to celebrate Juneteenth with a fantastic opportunity to explore some of…
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Wildlife
Autopsy Reveals the First Confirmed Fatal Black Bear Attack in California’s History
An unprecedented event occurred last fall when 71-year-old Patrice Miller became the first person in recorded California history to be…
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Outdoors
Lassen Park Highway Now Open to Bikers and Hikers
If you’re looking for a unique and serene outdoor experience, now is the perfect time to bike or hike a…
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Events
Popular Concert Series Returns to the Shores of Lake Tahoe
Get ready to groove to the sounds of summer as the North Tahoe Business Association (NTBA) has brought back the…
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Destinations
A Complete Guide to Camping in the Whiskeytown National Recreation Area
Camping is a time-honored summer tradition in Northern California, and more than that – it’s a blast. Whether you’re hiking…
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WATCH: Hikers Complete the Dangerous Ascent Up Half Dome Without the Cables
The thrilling hike to the top of Half Dome is a world-famous adventure that became so popular, you now need…
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The Yosemite Camping Trip that Changed America
I call it a successful camping trip if I don’t forget the mosquito repellant and a roll of TP. But…
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Destinations
Tioga Road Set to Reopen for the Summer Season in Yosemite National Park
Tioga Road, the continuation of Highway 120 through Yosemite National Park, will reopen to the public on Monday, June 10…
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Destinations
A Complete Guide to the Outdoor Destinations of California’s Eastern Sierra
Photo by Zongnan Bao U.S. Highway 395 runs from the Canadian border all the way down to Southern California, and approaching…
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Lake Tahoe Crowned the Most Picturesque Lake in the U.S.
Lake Tahoe, known for its stunning beauty and year-round recreational opportunities, has been recognized as the most picturesque lake in…
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Destinations
NorCal is Home to the Smallest Mountain Range in the World. Here’s Why You Can’t Visit It.
Rising dramatically from the flatlands of Sutte County in Northern California, the Sutter Buttes are a striking geological formation that…
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News
San Francisco’s Anchor Brewing Set for Revival by Yogurt Billionaire
Anchor Brewing Co., America’s oldest craft brewery, closed its doors last summer after more than 127 years in business. Now,…
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