Roseann Cattani
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Last call for summer: 5 California beach towns for a quick coastal fix (opens the original)
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As the last day of summer nears, there's still time for one more spontaneous coastal escape — and California has no shortage of picture‑perfect beach towns to choose from. If you need inspiration, try these must‑see West Coast beach towns, including one that's just a short drive from Salinas. Here's what Conde Nast Traveler said about the five California beach towns they selected. Ranked among America's most charming towns, Carmel-by-the-Sea is the ideal Monterey Bay escape. Visitors can experie
How to get around during Monterey Car Week (opens the original)
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Traffic can get gnarly during Monterey Car Week as over 100,000 visitors are expected to descend on the region during the 10-day festival starting Aug. 7. With more than 35 automotive events taking place across the region in Carmel-by-the-Sea, Carmel Valley, Marina, Monterey, Pacific Grove, Pebble Beach, Sand City and Seaside, planning ahead is crucial. To help locals and visitors stay ahead of the traffic, Monterey County offers a free online traffic tracker and a dedicated text line for public
This Central Coast spot named among world's best for birding (opens the original)
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An area famous for its sea otter population has been named one of the world's top 20 birdwatching destinations in a new global study. Moss Landing, on California's Central Coast, is home to a harbor, state beach, and a small town with shops and restaurants. It also serves as the gateway to Elkhorn Slough, a 7-mile-long tidal estuary in Monterey Bay that supports one of the state's largest populations of southern sea otters. More than 300 bird species have been recorded in the Elkhorn Slough wate
Discover 3 hidden California travel gems this summer (opens the original)
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Every year, California welcomes millions of travelers to its golden shores. According to industry data released by Visit California, more than 275 million tourists are forecasted to visit California in 2026. Tourist dollars support the state's robust hospitality industry and generate tax revenue for local communities. In 2025, travel spending in California topped $158.9 billion. Drawn by the state's stunning landscapes, from sun-soaked beaches and grand redwood forests to expansive desert vistas
3 standout campsites near Stockton close enough for an easy getaway (opens the original)
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A handful of standout California escapes that earned spots in the Hipcamp Awards are close enough for an easy getaway from Stockton. Whether it's a quiet ranch with lake paddling and roaming livestock, a secluded swimming hole tucked along the river or a retreat in Waterford known for wildlife sightings, each site offers a different kind of nearby adventure for local campers. These are just some of the California getaways named in 2025's Hipcamp Awards, with three just a short drive from Stockto
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