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Locals Still Picking Up the Slack for California's Needy State Parks--But For How Long?

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Two years ago this month, the California Department of Parks & Recreation announced a list of 70 parks it planned to close. Park lovers rallied, giving their time and money to pick up the parks the state was willing to … Continue reading

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