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California has delayed the start of spring trout season in three rural counties where local officials are concerned out-of-towners could spread the coronavirus to residents.
Contra Costa County residents are encouraged to celebrate Earth Day online Saturday with Supervisor John Gioia.
Almost half of the two-decade-long drought which has parched much of the western United States can be blamed on man-made global warming, according to a study in Thursday's journal Science.
A wolf that wandered from Oregon and became the first wild wolf spotted in California in almost 90 years is believed to be dead, wildlife officials said.
The city of Benicia says a couple picking up trash along the roadways is setting a bad example and has asked them to stop.
Is the risk that coronavirus, carried to sea in wastewater, may be kicked up by the breaking surf to infect beachgoers worth worrying about? Probably not. As for those beachgoers, don't rely on 6 feet of separation -- keep your face covered.
Under a steady rain and the unseeable viral cloud that has changed all of our lives, Golden Gate Park's 150th birthday was an understated one, at least compared to what had been planned for this day.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District advised residents Friday to avoid burning wood during the novel coronavirus outbreak to protect local air quality.
While California's snowpack in March was in better condition than it was in February, the month's precipitation was not enough to offset the state's dry winter.
The Trump administration has finalized a roll back of strict Obama-era vehicle mileage standards Tuesday, gutting a major component in the battle against climate change.
Plans to demolish four hydroelectric dams on the Klamath's lower reaches -- the largest such demolition project in U.S. history -- have placed the competing interests of Indian tribes, farmers, homeowners and conservationists in stark relief.
Golden Gate National Recreation Area announced Thursday that it will scale back services outside of visitor and resource protection in an effort to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
A tanker truck overturned Saturday, spilling up to 6,000 gallons of crude oil into the Cuyama River which flows into Twitchell Reservoir near the Central Coast city of Santa Maria.
The EPA, Center for Disease Control and the World Health Organization have all confirmed that tap water is not a source of COVID-19 transmission and that drinking water is safe
Service along the Capitol Corridor in the Bay Area will be reduced starting on Saturday in response to the COVID-19 public health crisis.
