Congress Approves $415 Million 'Tahoe Restoration Act'
The League to Save Lake Tahoe Executive Director Darcie Goodman Collins called today's Congressional approval it a "great day for Lake Tahoe."
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The League to Save Lake Tahoe Executive Director Darcie Goodman Collins called today's Congressional approval it a "great day for Lake Tahoe."
Workers pumped truckload after truckload of sand and concrete into a 15-foot deep sinkhole along a beach in Pacifica in the hopes of stopping the hole from growing Monday.
A sinkhole in Pacifica swallowed a section of a pedestrian pathway Sunday.
Sen. Barbara Boxer, one of the bill's key authors, urged senators to vote no because of a last-minute rider that she said puts interests of big farms over the fishing industry.
Is it safe to use oilfield wastewater to irrigate crops? A consultant hired by the water district that's selling the water to farmers has just finished a third round of tests on produce.
Looking to get rid of trash piling up along freeways, San Jose city leaders consider going after Caltrans to keep roadsides clean.
Members of the Undersea Voyager Project have made 58 submersible dives and 33 scuba dives in Lake Tahoe and Fallen Leaf Lake to train for an upcoming circling of the world's oceans.
The House on Thursday passed a wide-ranging bill to authorize water projects across the country, including $558 million to provide relief to drought-stricken California.
Tiny pests could spell big trouble for America's forests.
If you think you're seeing more mosquitoes these days, you're right. A new study from UC Santa Cruz shows the mosquito population in our state is growing at an astonishing rate.
Extreme downpours will happen nearly three times as often in the United States by the end of the century, according to a new study
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it won't grant an easement for the Dakota Access oil pipeline in southern North Dakota.
California water agencies have drawn up plans to keep drought conservation measures in place permanently.
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is proposing to lower the allowable abalone catch and shorten the season.
Under pressure from wildlife advocates, a Southern California rancher is changing her approach to a mountain lion that she claims is terrorizing her.
