National parks dealing with vandals, human waste in shutdown

WASHINGTON (AP) — Some of the West’s iconic national parks are beginning to partially close as they deal with overflowing restrooms and vandals on the 10th day of a federal government shutdown.
Many national parks remain open but with skeleton staffs. The budget director of the nonprofit National Parks Conservation Association, John Garder, on Monday called that “a nightmare scenario” for human safety, wildlife and historic sites at national parks.
Yosemite National Park