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Secluded coves hidden at sea: Catalina Island
Adjacent to Los Angeles' hazy coastline, a temperate, lush mountainscape engulfed by sea sits.
16 hrs ago | Red Bluff Daily News
Prospectors to teach craft downtown Red Bluff
Author and gold prospecting team Tom and Fran Leftwich will be at the Gold Exchange on June 2 teaching how to find the stuff that glitters.
Pat Shingleton for Friday, May 25, 2012
Bogus stories lace the colorful history of Death Valley, Calif. As noted in a previous column, in 1874, the Virginia Territorial Enterprise's editor needed space to fill.
WW II Bomb Making in San Bernardino, California
Bomb making for WW II is the topic of the historical presentation at the Heriitage House in San Bernardino, California.
A Call for Saddleback Leather Fans to Donate to a Good Cause
If you are a regular here on The Gadgeteer, you know how much we love Saddleback Leather products.A I received an email from Jonathan Munson who is the brother of Dave Munson - the force behind Saddleback -A asking for our help.
Visiting Death Valley with kids
California is full of amazing destinations and attractions for kids of all ages.
Trustees of all-male college try to block admission of women
Deep Springs College, the tiny but prestigious school and ranch north of Death Valley, plans to admit female students for the first time in its 95-year history.
Hot topics in the 5th District
Five weeks from now, voters from Bishop to Death Valley will be asked to decide the fate of three seats up for election on the Inyo County Board of Supervisors.
Did you know: The highest temperature in the U.S. was 134 degrees and ...
Greenland Ranch, Calif., with 134F on July 10, 1913, holds the record for the highest temperature ever officially observed in the United States.
For Jeff Bernards, e-assist saved cycling
Chronic foot pain threatened to make cycling unbearable for 56-year old southeast Portland resident Jeff Bernards.
Perennial sci-fi lover, Langley admires a favorite vintage Brick Bradford movie poster based on a comic-strip character created by writer William Ritt and artist Clarence Gray in 1933.