Mineral, CA

Greta Garbo, Bing Crosby and John Wayne all had a connection to a Carlsbad hotel built around an unlikely attraction: mineral water. The California-Carlsbad Mineral Springs Hotel & Spa opened in 1930 as a luxurious Spanish Revival resort, complete with 130 rooms, landscaped grounds, health treatments and a Hollywood clientele. But the story of the […]

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KESQ) - Assemblyman Jeff Gonzalez's lithium valley bill is heading to Governor Gavin Newsom's desk. AB 2163 passed both the California State Assembly and State Senate with bipartisan support. The bill would establish a statewide framework to designate Strategic Energy and Critical Mineral Development Zones to support clean energy development. The bill also The post Assemblyman Gonzalez’s lithium valley bill heads to Governor’s desk appeared first on KESQ.

Fruit doesn’t top the list of calcium-rich foods, but some fruits do contain the mineral famous for its role in keeping bones and teeth strong. It may be welcome news for people who don’t drink milk or eat dairy products and are looking for other sources to add to their diet. Calcium and vitamin D intake should be prioritized throughout life, especially if a person has a high risk of osteoporosis, NBC News medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar told TODAY.com. Vitamin D

A Tehama County man is accused of a domestic violence-related murder.

The U.S. Department of Energy announced Waterleaf P1 HoldCo was awarded a $100 million grant to build a commercial lithium extraction and refining facility on the Great Salt Lake's northeastern shore.

  Mineral sunscreen or chemical sunscreen? It’s a choice consumers often face when getting ready to enjoy some time in the sun. But which one is better for people with sensitive skin? Below, Doctronic shares what you need to know to make the right sunscreen choice for you. Key takeaways Mineral sunscreens use zinc oxide The post Mineral vs. chemical sunscreen: Which is better for sensitive skin? appeared first on KION Central Coast.

MARIPOSA — The California State Mining and Mineral Museum, situated along Highway 49 in the historic gold-rush town of Mariposa, houses, displays, and interprets the official California State Mineral Collection.