On December 5, 1848, the quiet convento of Mission San Miguel Arcángel became the scene of a brutal and shocking crime that left eleven people dead—including children and an unborn child.
Ghostly Camels in the SoCal desert? For that story, we’ll have to visit a quirky tomb in Arizona…
How a nap under Placerita Canyon’s Oak of the Golden Dream led to California’s first recorded gold find.
