Thousands In SF Join Nationwide March For Science On Earth Day
Tens of thousands hit the streets of San Francisco Saturday to march for science.
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Tens of thousands hit the streets of San Francisco Saturday to march for science.
State regulators are trying to figure out how a burgeoning pot-growing industry will impact the energy supply.
The National Weather Service in Reno has issued a flood advisory for a section of the Truckee River where it flows out of Lake Tahoe.
The San Francisco Bay Area ranks among the top 10 most polluted regions in the country, according to a report issued Wednesday by the American Lung Association.
San Francisco has reached an ambitious goal to reduce greenhouse gases locally two years ahead of schedule, city officials said Tuesday.
An Associated Press examination of state and federal documents, emails obtained under public records requests and numerous interviews reveal a sequence of questionable decisions and missteps.
An ad campaign urging Tesla CEO Elon Musk to end his involvement with President Donald Trump's business advisory council is reportedly being funded by a Silicon Valley venture capitalist.
Uulu, a female polar bear and a principal attraction at the San Francisco Zoo, died Friday at the age of 36.
The campus, known as Apple Park, comes with a building that looks like a spaceship. It also comes with parking for 11,000 cars.
A just released report finds rising sea levels, one of the biggest climate change challenges, is putting billions of dollars in property and resources at risk in San Mateo County.
Residents and businesses served by the Sonoma County Water Agency will pay one to two percent more for water, despite conservation efforts during the years-long drought.
Marine experts say 12 pregnant female sea lions rescued in Southern California waters exhibited signs of poisoning that may be linked to toxic ocean algae blooms.
Divers Saturday checked to see whether fuel was leaking again from a barge that capsized early Friday morning in San Francisco Bay south of the Bay Bridge.
An increase in mountain lion attacks on pets and livestock in California is mirrored by requests for permits to kill mountain lions, as more people move into their territory.
Gov. Jerry Brown has lifted California's drought emergency following one of the wettest winters in years.
