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Local ski resorts in Southern Oregon and far Northern California are seeing record sales of season passes in preparation of winter.

An environmental group and native tribe have won a five-year legal battle against the Crystal Geyser Water Company over its efforts to build a water bottling plant in the city of Mt. Shasta, Calif.

Local activists are celebrating the sale of an old bottling facility in Siskiyou County, signaling the end of a decade-long fight over water rights in Northern California. Now the activists are lobbying for stricter environmental standards.

What does the current snowpack tell us about drought next summer? Weather forecasters around California are collecting information to answer that question during this season鈥檚 annual snow surveys.

Photos shared thousands of times on social media of a snow-free Mount Shasta have been raising worries about a new example of climate change in recent days.

Fierce and persistent local opposition was at least one factor in the company's decision to back away from plans to bottle and sell Mt. Shasta's famously clean water. The announcement came during a Mt. Shasta city council meeting last week.

14-thousand feet over Northern California, the view is spectacular. The climb up Mount Shasta (14,179 feet) is not for everyone, but it's worth it for the鈥�

Mount Shasta is gorgeous in the snow. But dangerous, too, and that's why there's a Mount Shasta Avalanche Center. The center, a joint venture of the U.S.鈥�

A previous episode of As It Was described how an assistant surveyor had narrowly dodged a giant falling boulder while climbing a steep snowfield on the鈥�

Snow-capped, 14,180-foot-high Mount Shasta has always attracted those pursuing the spiritual or the supernatural. Some seek Bigfoot. Native Americans鈥�

In the summer of 1878, the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey sent Benjamin Colonna to place precision instruments on the 14,179-foot summit of Northern鈥�

Riding home by train in the early 1900鈥檚, Sierra Club founder John Muir described to a companion a 鈥渓ittle hike鈥� he took around Mount Shasta. Muir said he鈥�