In 1769, four months before Gaspar de Portolá arrived in San Francisco Bay, he traveled along a Tongva trail in present-day ...

A neglected woodland in northern Israel offers a window into Éamon de Valera’s legacy and a lost moment of Irish-Israeli ...

The L.A. Department of Water and Power had kept the nearby Santa Ynez Reservoir empty for nearly a year, contributing to dry ...

In August, the U.S. Coast Guard marked the start of construction of the new National Coast Guard Museum on the New London ...

The kola nut, once a sacred West African symbol of respect and unity, became part of Coca-Cola’s original formula. Its ...

From a French bistro to a Filipino restaurant, several new restaurants, including from high-profile chefs, are expected to ...

Olympian Ben Ogden “just might be on the verge of taking American cross-country skiing where it hasn’t been before,” the New York Times recently reported. His hometown of Landgrove, population 177, ...

The church was the starting point for the Selma-to-Montgomery voting rights marches in 1965. Nearly a quarter of the trail’s ...

Admittedly, 2025 wasn’t the most tumultuous year in local news, but sometimes it felt that way as Mecklenburg County and its residents found themselves buffeted by developments across the nation and ...

The Princeton Sentry Ginkgo biloba seen on Barton Nurseries ’ logo is Joseph “Joe” Bartonek’s favorite tree. The ...

The Klamath Indigenous Land Trust recently purchased 10,000 acres along the Klamath River, signifying one of the largest ...