Join Huell and a group of hardy souls for this early morning adventure. Looming 1339 feet above Riverside is Mt. Rubidoux. The very first Easter Sunrise service was held at the top of Mt. Rubidoux in ...

Huell Howser, a public broadcasting legend best known for California's Gold, has died at the age of 67. He died in Palm Springs at 2:35 a.m. of natural causes, according to the Riverside County ...

A few years ago, I received a call asking if I, because of my involvement with the Tustin Preservation Conservancy, would be willing to escort someone on a tour of our historic district that was to be ...

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Huell Howser made me proud to be a Californian. More importantly, he made me proud to be a resident of the Inland Empire. Howser, who died Sunday, explored every corner of the Golden State as host of ...

Huell visits the Jurupa Mountains Cultural Center in Riverside. Since it opened its doors in 1964, The Jurupa Mountains Cultural Center has provided family oriented programs in archaeology, geology, ...

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Huell Howser, the genial TV personality who took Californians on a three-decade tour of their state, died Sunday night at 67. Howser was best known for the long-running series “California’s Gold,” ...

As many Angelenos probably already know, Huell Howser died Sunday night at the age of 67. In memoriam, we thought we'd channel-surf through some episodes of Howser's KCET series California's Gold, ...

*Top 5 Huell Howser Food Episodes: In Memoriam. Huell Howser, longtime host of the public television show California's Gold, has died, our sister publication OC Weekly reports. Howser retired from ...