State Legislature May Revamp California's Recycling System
Recycling centers in California have been going out of business at an alarming rate, leading lawmakers in Sacramento consider ways to revamp the system for recycling cans and bottles.
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Recycling centers in California have been going out of business at an alarming rate, leading lawmakers in Sacramento consider ways to revamp the system for recycling cans and bottles.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District will implement new groundbreaking technology to map air quality and greenhouse gases on every block in the region.
Elon Musk is getting close to the first big payday from his massive stock package.
A pristine, 80-square-mile ranch outside Livermore is up for sale for the first time in 85 years and California wants to acquire the property for a new state park.
San Francisco city officials and employees will no longer be sipping bottled water, but instead tap water.
Tom Steyer on Friday unveiled an immigration proposal seeking to make immigrants fleeing the effects of climate change eligible for legal entry into the United States.
Assemblyman Phil Ting, D-San Francisco, is seeking to reshape the way bottles and cans are recycled throughout the state, his office announced Monday.
Bay Area scientists are studying a never-before-seen phenomenon fueling the wildfires burning in Australia that may be a manifestation of climate change .
In a state burdened by billions of dollars in wildfire damage, California lawmakers are hoping for an advance loan before the next climate-fueled catastrophe hits.
Tesla's global deliveries rose more than 50% last year, meaning the Bay Area-based electric car company surpassed the low end of its sales goals for 2019.
Fifteen employees of the Bay Area-based electric carmaker become the first customers to receive Model 3s produced in China
A bizarre invasion is happening along the California coast as thousands of so-called 'sea pickles' are washing up on beaches in Monterey this week.
San Francisco residents can rest assured knowing that their old Christmas trees will continue to keep giving well after they've been chopped up and recycled.
Burning Man organizers sued the U.S. Bureau of Land Management to recover millions of dollars they say the government has overcharged them in fees over the past seven years at the counter-culture celebration in the Nevada desert.
With the weather outside expected to be a bit frightful Christmas Eve, Bay Area air quality officials asked local residents to refrain from burning wood or gift wrapping paper in their fireplaces.
