Friday Jan 15 | KESQ-TV Palm Desert
Cluster of Quakes Hits Salton Sea & Central California
A cluster of small earthquakes hit the Coachella Valley Thursday night, while another cluster rumbled through Death Valley.
Gateway to Southern California, San Bernardino a rich history from the beginning
Settling the "Old West " brought many colorful characters, and many passed through the San Bernardino area after having explored the more northern areas such as Death Valley or the Eastern Sierra.
China Town, my China Town: A look at China Town in Los Angeles
Driving to the train station in Los Angeles, one of the nice finds is that China Town is just a hop-skip-and stop from Union Station.
Help Wanted: Male Prostitutes at Brothel
Tired of reports that America is losing jobs and failing to create new ones? Well, one Nevada businesswoman is doing something about it: hiring male prostitutes to work at her brothel.
VIDEO: 2011 VW Jetta Sedan Spied in the U.S.A
Volkswagen is continuing the development of the next generation of its bread-and-butter model in North America, the 2011 Jetta that was captured here undergoing testing in Death Valley California.
San Bernardino day trip: A view of the snow crusted mountains
The one thing that makes traveling in the southern part of California fun is the constant changing of the scenes.
Series of Earthquakes Rock Residents From San Bernardino to Baja
A series of earthquake have rocked buildings and rattled nerves from San Bernardino to the Mexican border.
3.7-magnitude quake rattles SoCal desert
A small earthquake has rattled a remote area of the Mojave Desert in San Bernardino County but there are no reports of damage or injuries.
Our View: A balanced way to protect the desert
SEN. Dianne Feinstein, author of the 1994 California Desert Protection Act that upgraded Death Valley and Joshua Tree to national park status and created the Mojave National Preserve, is back with proposed protection for more of the California desert.
If you like Beretta - and Beretta is very likable - you'll likely like its younger sibling, Starbelly.
SHEAR becoming known worldwide
Almost every visitor who explores Death Valley and the Amargosa River basin is struck by the beauty of the terrain.
L ast autumn, a knot of tourists at the bar of the Furnace Creek Resort began comparing notes about why we had come to Death Valley National Park.
Feinstein bill would create new parks for Inland Empire
U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein on Monday introduced a bill in Congress that could put two new national parks within easy driving distance of the Coachella Valley, as well as add thousands of acres to Joshua Tree National Park, the Mojave Preserve and Death Valley.
Escape the Rain: Driest Places on the Planet.
Whilst unfortunate souls in the North of England are still contemplating building arks, there are plenty of places around the world where rain is something of a rarity.
December 8th, 2009 at 10:45 pm by Bill Steffen under Bill's Blog , Weather The coldest air of the season starts moving in Weds.
CHP Locates Missing Man's Jeep in Bodie....
The California Highway Patrol has located the jeep belonging to Jay LaFontaine, but there is still no sign of the missing former Concord resident.
Hiking Badlands Loop in Death Valley
The Badlands Loop offers a great immersion into the terrain beneath Zabriskie Point .
Search team finds more remains in Death Valley
Additional remains have been located in Death Valley, believed to belong to one or more of the four German tourists who went missing in the park in 1996.
County considers buying Death Valley area dumps
Inyo County is faced with the difficult decision of either shutting down or purchasing the almost unused Tecopa and Shoshone landfills.
Visiting Zabriskie Point in Death Valley
Zabriskie Point offers a stunning panorama of the badlands near Furnace Creek. The overlook stands at the upper east end of a badlands terrain full of impressive canyons and gulches.