John Bartell
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From pages to film strips: Steinbeck, novelist and filmmaker
Visit the National Steinbeck Museum in Salinas and learn what inspired some of John Steinbeck's most prominent works. → Read More
Ride the hillavator to a romantic dinner in Capitola
Before the hillavator, Shadowbrook restaurant patrons were shuttled to their table, up the creek, in an old World War II amphibious vehicle. → Read More
The Women of the Black Panther Party
The strong women ran clinics, fed the hungry and stood alongside their male counterparts during the fight for civil rights. → Read More
San Francisco's crooked street
Check your brakes before driving down Lombard Street, one of San Francisco's most popular tourist stops. → Read More
The Star Wars collection is strong at Rancho Obi-Wan
The world’s largest Star Wars memorabilia collection is just a day trip away in Petaluma. → Read More
Stormy weather a harsh reminder of difficulties faced by Sacramento's unhoused
A high-water storm warning blasted from the loud speaker of a helicopter could be hear all along the American River Sunday night and Monday morning. → Read More
SMUD crews racing against the clock to restore power amid winter storm
In an effort to help the most vulnerable or elderly customers, SMUD teams handed out emergency supplies. → Read More
Thousands of bags sit in Sacramento International Airport as flight cancelations soar
The website FlightAware says about 40% of flights leaving SMF were canceled Monday, making it one worst airports to depart from the day after Christmas. → Read More
An inclusive look at the holiday season
The holiday season includes recognition of a variety of winter celebrations taking place at this time of year. → Read More
What's at the top of California's highest road?
You'll find the summit of White Mountain Peak at 14,252 feet. It's the end of California’s highest drivable road and a place for high-altitude testing. → Read More
Natural beauty caused by massive explosions
Located just five miles outside of Mammoth Lakes is the Inyo Craters trailhead, which is short but a little challenging for flatlanders. → Read More
The story behind the Capitol's 'El Soldado' statue
Shedding light on Latino service members and the enduring dream of mothers who lost their sons. → Read More
Folklórico: Dancing with Color
Meet the Modesto dance group honoring their Mexican roots by keeping traditions alive. → Read More
A dark past haunts this picturesque California lake
Convict Lake has a history of great views, great fishing, and a murderous shootout. → Read More
Darwin: The lonely desert oasis in the middle of nowhere, and that's how they like it
From silver mining town to artist community under the Death Valley sun. → Read More
The Queen's visit to Sutter's Fort in Sacramento
It came with a welcome parade lead by mountain men dressed in animal fur. → Read More
Dive deep at the Maritime Museum of San Diego
Tethered to the pier at the North San Diego Bay is the USS Dolphin, a research submarine that took navy submariners to a depth of more than 3,000 feet. → Read More
Citrus: California’s second gold rush
The long history of California’s citrus industry is preserved at the Citrus State Historic Park. → Read More
The dark side of LA's largest park
Whether you’ve seen it in the movies or hiked its many trails, Los Angeles’ Griffith Park can be summed up in one word: iconic. Its namesake is not so iconic. → Read More
Love, loss and mozzarella: Saving her buffalo dairy
Audrey Hitchcock's four-legged friends helped her through a tragic loss. Now, she's struggling to find a new home for her water buffalo dairy. → Read More