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Pets are hitching a ride on the travel boom
As cat and dog owners take their animals on trips more often, hotels and airlines are raising fees and rolling out more services to accommodate them.
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Ahoy: The first-ever Morro Bay Maritime Festival drops anchor this fall
A Family Fun Day, a screening of “Treasure Island,” and other salty pursuits will raise the mast.
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A vintage Paso Robles hotel unveils a sparkling renovation
The Paso Robles Inn still has plenty of historical notes, but the modern amenities add fresh oomph.
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Glampers at a charming campground go all out(side) for Halloween
The Inn Town Campground in Nevada City invites people to spooky-up their campsites.
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Winter, fall, and summer mingle in ‘the Switzerland of California'
Snow visited June Lake, where nature is beginning to go gold ahead of autumn’s official arrival.
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Americans can now renew passports online and bypass cumbersome paper applications
Americans can now renew their passports online, bypassing a cumbersome mail-in paper application process that often caused delays. The State Department announced Wednesday that its online passport renewal system is now fully operational. It’s available to adult passport holders whose passport has expired within the past five years or will expire in the coming year. It’s not available for the...
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These are the '50 best hotels' in the world for 2024
Capella Bangkok is 2024’s ‘best’ hotel in the world, according to a new ranking by the 50 Best organization.
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Rush Creek Lodge invites guests to ‘Trade Trash for Spa Treatments'
Joining the annual Yosemite Facelift? Stay and savor a complimentary service at this nearby inn.
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US investigating reports of possible engine fires on some Jeep vehicles
Auto safety regulators are probing Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator vehicles with 2021 to 2023 model years.
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Golden State Getaway: Explore a riverside haven in Sonoma County
California Live correspondent Berlin meets up with celebrity chef Crista Luedtke to explore the sun-drenched, Northern California town of Guerneville. From outdoor adventures to quirky shops and a vibrant food scene, there’s something here for every traveler.
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These 2 vacation splurges aren't worth it, says travel agent for billionaires
Jaclyn Sienna India plans vacations for the mega-wealthy but says some expenses aren’t worth the cost.
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American demand for international trips drives ‘travel momentum' and overall spending
Americans’ spending on international trips has underpinned overall travel strength.
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Explore Joshua Tree art studios over three free fall weekends
HWY 62 Open Studio Art Tours encompasses much of the high desert; nearly 200 local artists will participate.
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The exciting sighting of early fall foliage is beginning, leaf peepers
A report from Gold Country tells us that autumn color is on the warm wind.
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Breaks in main water pipeline for Grand Canyon prompt shutdown of overnight hotel stays
Visitors won’t be able to stay overnight in hotels at Grand Canyon National Park over Labor Day after a series of breaks in the main pipeline that serves the popular tourist destination.
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Soak up the end of summer with these California road trip ideas
California Live’s Jessica Vilchis sits down with Emily Kaufman, known as ‘The Travel Mom,’ who shares the best last-minute Golden State getaways for the long Labor Day weekend and into fall fun.
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‘The World' is a luxury ship that travels the world full time — here's how much an apartment on it costs
A resident explains the pros and cons of living on “The World” — a luxury ship with privately owned apartments.
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The 10 most popular summer travel destinations in the US—from Myrtle Beach to Panama City
HomeToGo ranked the cities based on observed searches from January 1, 2024, to April 30, 2024.
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California Fall Color, the beloved foliage-tracking site, has a fresh look
Eager to go leaf-peeping? The site’s “improved navigation” can assist your fall adventures.
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Summer tourists flock to boardwalks and piers while sticking to their budgets
Small businesses along popular vacation destinations like boardwalks and piers in the U.S. say the number of tourists flocking to the waterfront is back to normal, meaning pre-2020 levels.