Spring

The traditional burning of the Boeoegg snowman in Switzerland was moved from Zurich to the remote Devil’s Bridge in Central Switzerland due to the coronavirus pandemic.

“Ephemeral and fleeting”: The fruit trees of Descanso Gardens are full of fluttery but all-too-brief beauty as the second week of April arrives.

A good spring cleanup and décor refresh have always been able to lift moods. But after this long pandemic winter, there’s special satisfaction in clutter removal.

The pandemic or being locked down at home may have made you forget, but spring is about to be in full bloom. The first day of spring is March 20, 2021. If you’re looking for safe ways to welcome the new season, here’s a list of safe springtime activities in the Southern California region.

Fields of colorful flowers and the return of the San Diego Padres could only mean one thing: it’s springtime in San Diego. Of course, the pandemic-era has shaken up traditions (everywhere), so here’s a look at how to enjoy some of San Diego’s offerings safely this season.

Spring has long been hailed as a time of renewal and rebirth

California’s Sierra Nevada snowpack is below normal for spring and the water content around the state is only about half the April average, as much of California struggles under persistent drought

Take a little break from coronavirus coverage to look at the beauty of cherry blossom trees which line the National Mall in Washington, D.C., but were brought to the United States from Japan.

Railtown 1897’s Wildflower Train will again roam the rails over two April weekends.

Let the bursts of beautiful blooms come forth: the famous Flower Fields in Carlsbad officially open this Sunday for the 2020 spring season.

Looking to refresh your closet for spring on a budget? Malou has a store in Los Gatos that will make reusable clothes chic and fashionable. As seen on California Live on Monday, Feb. 24, 2020.