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Surround yourself with Spring blooms at the South Coast Botanic Garden!
California Live’s Amber Pfister visits South Coast Botanic Garden as they roll out the red carpet for visitors with stunning floral displays, picnic experiences, even live butterflies and extended hours. It’s a scenic, stress-free escape the whole family will love!
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Watch: A rare New Zealand snail is filmed for the first time laying an egg — from its neck
What looks like a tiny hen’s egg is seen emerging from an opening below the head of the Powelliphanta augusta snail.
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May means wildflowers around Mammoth (waterfalls, too)
When wildflower season concludes in California’s lower elevations, look to the mountains.
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East Palo Alto earns Tree City USA designation
The city of East Palo Alto has been officially designated a Tree City USA by the National Arbor Day Foundation, city officials announced.
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OpenRoad: New friends and sweeping views on the Peninsula
Feel the joy of connecting with nature and new friends on a peninsula trail in this edition of OpenRoad.
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Campgrounds and visitor centers at federal lakes are closing amid Trump's budget cuts
Campgrounds, boat ramps and other facilities in at least 30 locations at federal lakes and reservoirs in six states will be closed or have their hours curtailed as of mid-May. Those changes are coming as the Trump administration tries to rapidly shrink the U.S. government. Officials at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers say they are dealing with staffing shortages...
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Encounter fascinating critters at ‘The Living Seas,' coming to Birch Aquarium
Meet the Loggerhead Turtle, the Warty Frogfish, and the Moray Eel, among other amazing creatures.
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Watch OpenRoad Episode 102
Watch the latest edition of OpenRoad.
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Where to see stunning Spring blooms across California!
From iconic flower fields to tucked-away garden escapes, The Golden State is bursting into bloom. California Live correspondent Laila Muhammad joins lifestyle expert Elycia Rubin at The Huntington in San Marino to round up the top spots to catch spring in full color.
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The cicadas are coming: 2 broods expected to emerge in 2025
Experts project trillions of cicadas will emerge in 2025, including one of the largest 17-year broods in the United States. Here’s what you need to know.
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Call upon California's starlit spots during ‘International Dark Sky Week'
The annual event “shines a light” — not really, but you get us — on low-lit locations we adore.
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Colossal squid filmed alive in the ocean for first time 100 years after discovery
Since its discovery in 1925, only eight adult specimens have been reported, severely limiting scientists’ ability to research the enormous sea creatures.
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OpenRoad: Stunning views of the bay from a new park in Marin
In this edition of OpenRoad, we’ll visit the newest park in Marin County. You’ll tour a beautiful and storied property with stunning views! Experts will also provide tips on some of the best spots to see waterfalls and we’ll visit the biggest opportunity for large scale wetlands restoration in the Bay Area. For more information, visit Marin County...
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These flowers glow in the dark
An Omaha nurse is debuting a first-of-its-kind flower that gives off a soft glow in the dark.
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Watch now: OpenRoad Episode 101
Watch the latest episode of OpenRoad.
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No injuries reported after boulder takes out family business in NY
Yonkers firefighters responded to reports of a possible building collapse on Saw Mill River Road around 7 a.m. and found a large portion of the building had collapsed, officials said. The boulder — described as being 10 feet high and 10 feet wide — had become free, slid down the hill and hit the two-story building, according to the fire...
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Watch now: OpenRoad Episode 100
Watch OpenRoad’s 100th episode.
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A whale-y cool family fest, with a ‘walk-inside whale,' will surface in Monterey
“Whalefest Monterey” will bring two days of science talks and family activities to Old Fisherman’s Wharf.
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Tickets to Sequoia National Park's long-closed Crystal Cave are going on sale
Cavern mavens, rejoice: The marble cave is reopening after a four-year closure.
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Scientists warn of severe honey bee losses in 2025
Researchers at Washington State University projected that honey bee colonies in the U.S. could decline by up to 70% this year. Honey bee colonies in the U.S. are projected to decline by up to 70% in 2025, entomologists at Washington State University said on Tuesday. The university said in a press release that in the past decade, honey bee colony losses have...