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California’s Scenic Hwy 1 Reopens
Now’s the Time for a Relaxed 4-Day Coastal Road Trip from Eureka to Santa Barbara After years of closures due to landslides in Big Sur, California’s legendary Highway 1 is fully open once again. The final stretch at Regent’s Slide reopened in January 2026—months ahead of schedule—restoring the uninterrupted drive along one of America’s most breathtaking coastal routes. If you’ve been waiting for the perfect excuse to experience this bucket-list journey, now is the time. From

Rex Ballard
May 104 min read


72nd Annual Red Bluff Round-Up Parade Delivers Big Community Celebration
Red Bluff, CA – April 18, 2026 — Under bright sunshine and clear blue skies, the 72nd Annual Red Bluff Round-Up Parade rolled through downtown Red Bluff this morning, drawing nearly 10,000 spectators and bringing together over 1,000 participants in a heartfelt display of hometown pride. This year’s parade carried the special theme “150 Years of Stars and Stripes and Hometown Spirit,” honoring the City of Red Bluff’s 150th anniversary and Tehama County’s 170th anniversary. L

Kari Chilson
Apr 182 min read


Operation Epic Fury Enters Fourth Week: Iran Regime Weakened but Resilient as Reza Pahlavi Prepares Democratic Transition Amid Strait of Hormuz Standoff
One month after the United States and Israel launched “Operation Epic Fury,” the joint military campaign—bolstered by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates—has delivered devastating blows to Iran’s nuclear program, ballistic missile arsenal, air defenses, and navy. Over 8,000 strikes have sunk more than 130 Iranian vessels in what officials call the largest naval elimination since World War II

Rex Ballard
Mar 233 min read


Department of the Interior Makes National Parks More Accessible and Affordable for Americans
New measures are being rolled out to put American citizens first when it comes to enjoying the country’s breathtaking National Parks and public lands.
Key highlights of the initiative include: - Americans-first pricing: U.S. residents will continue to benefit from significantly lower entrance and recreation fees, while foreign visitors will pay substantially higher rates. The policy reinforces the principle that Am

Kari Chilson
Nov 25, 20252 min read
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