Author: Daniel Noah
Water – The Best Deal Around – California’s Water (126)
Huell visits two water agencies to highlight key aspects of providing reliable water services and some factors driving the cost. Note: This
Water Innovations Stretching Our Water Supplies – California’s Water (125)
Huell tours the Delta for a first hand look at some innovative water projects. Projects that are expanding wetlands to not only improve water
Wave Power – California’s Green (137)
Huell looks at how the ocean could prove to be a very promising resource in the future of energy production and along the way he learns about the
Crookedest Street – California’s Gold (13011)
Huell goes in search of the crookedest street in the world. A small section of Vermont Street in the Potrero Hill section of San Francisco is
Vincent Price Art Museum – California’s Gold (13012)
Huell tours the Vincent Price Art Museum, which opened in May 2011 at East Los Angeles College in Monterey Park. The museum contains 9,000 items,
California Restaurants – California’s Gold (13010)
Huell visits two California restaurants that are great examples of “California’s Gold”. Foster’s Freeze has been a tradition since 1946
Monterey County Fair – California’s Golden Fairs (110)
Huell visits the Monterey County Fair and learns why this area is known as the “Salad bowl of the world,” but this fair is not all
Flagpoles – California’s Gold (13007)
Huell visits two historic flagpoles. The first was (at one time) the tallest flagpole in the world, but it’s located in Calipatria, which
Doughnut History – Visiting (1818)
Huell visits the Salvation Army for a lesson in donut history, which begins on the battlefields of World War I. Then it’s off to Stan’s Donuts in
Alameda County Fair – California’s Golden Fairs (109)
Huell visits the Alameda County Fair which originated in 1859 in downtown Oakland as a Floral Fair. The first modern-day Fair in Pleasanton began