NorCal Cities, Counties Suing To Block Delta Tunnels Project
Northern California cities and counties are going to court to block what could be the state's costliest water project in history.
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Northern California cities and counties are going to court to block what could be the state's costliest water project in history.
State Highway 1 will remain closed until Friday in both directions at Salt Point State Park in Sonoma County because of a tanker-truck that rolled over.
The University of California, Berkeley, working with Google, has amassed an army of a thousand volunteer citizen photographers to capture an historic solar eclipse.
A proposal to rebuild a century-old bridge next to the Dumbarton Bridge for commuter trains is picking up steam.
Rangers at Yosemite National Park have alerted a small community to a wildfire that crews are struggling to contain from the air and ground.
Lake Temescal in Oakland has been closed to swimmers since June 26 and Quarry Lakes has been closed since Feb. 8.
Six people associated with a Santa Clara classic arcade machine company have been charged with making and selling counterfeit versions of "Pac-Man" and other video games.
Something in the water has made dozens of sea lions sick, leaving experts at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito scrambling to help them.
Gas prices in cities across the Bay Area and California are on the rise, according to a AAA spokesman.
Two bike share companies that feature dockless parking both launched their services in South San Francisco Tuesday, as the bike share industry continues to roll out new options.
Directly contradicting President Donald Trump, a draft report produced by 13 federal agencies concludes that the United States is already feeling the negative impacts of climate change.
A new video from a Finnish weather researcher illustrates the drastic changes in temperature in 191 countries, in just 35 seconds.
Saturday August 19, 2017 is World Humanitarian Day, a day the United Nations General Assembly designates to commemorate and reflect on the many men and women around the world who selflessly put their lives at risk working in humanitarian causes around the globe. Locally, you can get involved to make a difference by helping your neighbors in need. They are all around you, and could use your support.
AUDIO:This week, KCBS Entertainment Editor Jan Wahl reviews former Vice President Al Gore's sequel to his 2006 environmental documentary "An Inconvenient Truth," "An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth To Power"
Fire investigators on Thursday were trying to figure out how the fire that consumed 20 acres near Grizzly Peak Boulevard started Wednesday and whether it could have been arson.
