During the government shutdown, some parkgoers are being flagrant about unpermitted activity, according to visitors, workers and advocates.

During the federal shutdown, Yosemite National Park remains open but largely unstaffed. Longtime park supporters warn of ...

Federal shutdown creates enforcement gap at Yosemite National Park, leading to unauthorized camping, illegal BASE jumping and ...

Yosemite and other national parks across California and the rest of the United States remained open Wednesday, the first day of the federal government shutdown, but with limited services, staff and ...

More than half of all National Park Service employees are now furloughed, but Yosemite National Park itself remains partially open.

Yosemite stays open as rangers thin, rules fray, and risk climbs. Access remains, but oversight lags, and the landscape ...

Reports of illegal activities like BASE jumping in Yosemite National Park haven't stopped visitors from taking advantage of ...

Plus, these organizations are still operating their own programs within national parks during the shutdown. These include the ...

People have entered parks without a permit, camped illegally, and taken part in unpermitted BASE jumping, as funding remains ...

Swarms of squatters, rogue climbers and illicit BASE jumpers have descended on Yosemite National Park as the California site ...

Yosemite National Park remains open during the government shutdown, with free entry to the park due to the lack of staff at the entrance gates, though some services may be limited or unavailable.

An agreement approved by Madera County allows the resort’s developer to share in 50% of the local hotel-stay tax revenue the ...