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Discover our oasis in Honolulu and experience true paradise at The Kahala Hotel & Resort.
The legendary Kahala Hotel & Resort is an oceanfront, destination...
At the Water Line
Spend the night in one of Mendocino’s historic water towers.
“Isn’t it a little ironic,” said my husband, Mike, “that we’re going to stay in...
After the Flames
Our travel writer visits Shasta County after the Carr Fire devastated so much acreage this past summer.
In the mid-1980s, Fou Choy Saechao, a Laotian...
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3rd Annual Seize The Moment Run For Epilepsy
Sacramento, CA. - Join us on March 24 in Crocker Park to raise Epilepsy Awareness and Support for children, kids, and families living with...
Clear Lake and Beyond
Lake County’s treasures await visitors who are ready for some gentle adventure.
At the corner of Main Street and Konocti Road in Kelseyville, a modest...
Peak Solitude
Whether you go glam (or glamping), Yosemite in the wintertime brings a special quiet beauty and the place to yourself.
Six years ago, inside what...
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Set Yourself Up for Success with Sustainable Goals
The start of a new year is a great time to get motivated and go after new goals, but too often we set goals...
City Lights
It’s cold—it’s San Francisco, after all. It’s also crowded—it’s Union Square—but that adds to the happy energy. Your ankles are wobbly, and you don’t...
Tahoe Winter Escapes
Get away to the lake with a stay at one of these lovely spots, where reservations fill up fast.
It’s that time of year: You...
Country Roads
Several years ago, my mother and I took a leisurely drive to Oroville to see the Buddhist temple there, built during the Civil War....
Rocklin Mini Maker Faire
Rocklin Mini Maker Faire is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do. From engineers...
The Eastern Slope
When the painter Hans Meyer-Kassel arrived in Nevada in 1937, his native Germany was on the edge of chaos and genocide. In the serene,...
Not Just Big Trees
Most drives through California’s San Joaquin Valley aren’t joy rides. Southward from Sacramento along Highway 99, it can feel like an endless tunnel of...
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