The Latest Breaking News from the National Park Service

The Trump administration has ordered America's National Parks to keep their doors open to visitors regardless of staffing shortages

Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail that runs through three western states is already challenging

Managers at the National Park Service have reportedly been tasked with drafting plans for the cuts, which could severely impact services at national parks. The reduction would have an immediate impact, possibly leading to job losses for rangers and janitors, and in the long term, it could jeopardize conservation projects.

Staffing cuts at the National Park Service are emerging as a test of public support for efforts to slash the federal workforce.

Mayors from four major cities are testifying in Congress as Republicans take aim at “sanctuary cities,” arguing that they impede the Trump administration’s mass deportation agenda and protect people who are in the United States illegally

Millions of parkgoers could face closures, long lines, and dirtier parklands with the loss of critical staff members

The National Park Service has announced that peak bloom this year for the signature cherry blossom trees of Washington, D

A Louisiana landscape where centuries-old sugar cane plantations and Afro-Creole culture remain preserved along the Mississippi River will no longer be eligible for consideration for federal recognition following a request from state officials

National Park Service lays off 1,000 workers, impacting park services. Challenges and adjustments in preserving iconic landmarks.