Brown Pushes For 5 Million Zero-Emission Cars By 2030
His executive order Friday is a significant expansion of Brown's already ambitious goal of selling 1.5 million zero-emission vehicles by 2025.
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His executive order Friday is a significant expansion of Brown's already ambitious goal of selling 1.5 million zero-emission vehicles by 2025.
Self-described Tesla superfan Matthew Chan always wanted to meet some of the key people behind the electric car maker.
A new San Francisco bike-share company is hoping locals will be interested in their electric bicycles that require much less "pedal-power" on the City's daunting hills.
Less than three months after revealing its entry in the big-rig market, a video purportedly shows a Tesla Motors electric semi-truck being tested on public roads in the Bay Area.
Authorities are allowing some Montecito residents to return home, two weeks after mudslides ravaged the Southern California community and killed at least 21 people.
Some property owners affected by the Napa County wildfires contacted the FBI about what they believed to be fraudulent debris removal bills.
California's attorney general sued the Trump administration yet again Wednesday, this time for rolling back a fracking rule that the state says is designed to protect public health and the environment.
The Philippines' most active volcano spewed fountains of red-hot lava and massive ash plumes anew Tuesday in a dazzling but increasingly dangerous eruption that has sent more than 56,000 villagers fleeing to evacuation centers.
A Tesla Model S crashed into a fire truck while driving down a California highway, according to firefighters.
As much as 4.9 million gallons of sewage spilled into Monterey Bay because of equipment failure at a treatment facility.
Elon Musk will remain at Tesla under a 10-year, all-or-nothing pay package that demands massive growth.
Emergency management officials are warning that some shoreline areas, marinas, and harbors may have dangerous and unpredictable currents.
Nearly 5 million gallons of sewage spilled into the Monterey Bay forcing several popular beaches to close.
Scientists have determined that unusually warm temperatures and high humidity may have played a role in the mysterious die-off two years ago of half of the world's population of saiga antelope in Kazakhstan
