Monterey Bay, Steinhart Aquariums Phasing Out Plastic To Save Oceans
Nearly 20 aquariums nationwide have pledged to phase out plastic items, such as straws and bottles, in an effort to save the world's oceans.
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Nearly 20 aquariums nationwide have pledged to phase out plastic items, such as straws and bottles, in an effort to save the world's oceans.
The first up-close glimpse of Jupiter's mysterious 'Giant Red Spot' will be beamed back to Earth by NASA's Juno spacecraft.
A California woman driving home from Arizona had a most rewarding road trip after picking up lottery tickets along the way, and scoring two big winners within a week.
The mother of the young man fatally shot while playing Pokemon Go in a San Francisco park nearly a year ago made a tearful plea on Monday for witnesses to step forward.
A big-rig carrying frozen cheese caught fire on southbound Interstate Highway 680, prompting the closure of multiple lanes of the highway, California Highway Patrol and fire officials said.
While San Francisco police officers were investigating a homicide early Monday in the city's Mission District someone tossed a sink through the back window of their parked patrol car.
Wells Fargo has received preliminary approval to pay out $142 million to customers affected by the bank's sales practices scandal.
When it comes to a place to live, new University of California, Berkeley chancellor Carol Christ is breaking with tradition.
Two men wanted in the slaying of a San Jose teen have been arrested while hiding out at a Modesto motel, authorities announced Monday.
News outlets are seeking permission from Congress for the right to negotiate jointly with Google and Facebook, two companies that dominate online advertising and online news traffic.
A Georgia man pleaded guilty Monday morning to stealing more than $100,000 of Star Wars collectible items from a private museum near Petaluma in 2015 and 2016.
A 4-inch gas line was breached Monday morning in Livermore, prompting a shelter-in-place order at a few businesses and a school.
Five months ago, it was fears over flooding. Now it's flames.
These California conferences offer small business owners a cost-saving experience, a large motivational event and real practical knowledge.
The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is offering a $110,000 reward for information on fires at three construction sites in Oakland and Emeryville.
