Pet Waste Bag Program Aims To Convert SF Dog Poop Into Compost
Waste bags that convert poop into compost are being made available to dog owners in San Francisco.
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Waste bags that convert poop into compost are being made available to dog owners in San Francisco.
Lobster lovers might want to be concerned about climate change.
Unless it does more, the United States probably will fall short of goals set under last year's Paris agreement to dramatically reduce emissions of heat-trapping gases, according to a new study.
San Joaquin Valley farmers drilled 2,500 wells last year, 5 times the annual average for the previous 30 years.
California wants to find out if piezoelectric crystals could be used to produce electricity from the energy created by vehicles driving on roads.
Tire tracks left by an illegal motorist at Racetrack Playa in Death Valley National Park are the worst a park official has seen.
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed legislation meant to reduce the surging number of whales getting caught in crabbing gear.
Bay Area nurseries are making progress defending against a deadly mold called Phytophthora but their efforts aren't coming cheap.
A train hauling millions of gallons of highly-flammable liquid petroleum gas is currently stopped on the SMART rail corridor in Sonoma County and no one seems sure why.
The Port of Oakland says it's a lot better than it used to be now that an experimental night operation is now permanent.
Gov. Brown has signed legislation prohibiting ownership claims over California state park names after a dispute led to renaming Yosemite.
An environmental group on Wednesday accused three major TV manufacturers of misleading consumers and regulators about how much energy high-definition screens devour.
Benicia's city council has unanimously voted against a plan to run crude oil trains to the Valero Refinery following a four-year-long debate about the trains.
Tomatoes are abundant at many farmer's markets at this time of the year, but a little pest could change that in the future.
Hollywood A-lister movie producer and Warriors co-owner Peter Guber has made it onto yet another list: The Wet Princes and Princesses of Bel-Air.
