Century-Old Redwood Trees OK'd For Lumber Harvest, Despite Objections
Cal Fire has approved a timber harvest plan that involves logging century-old redwood trees along the Sonoma County coast despite the objections of environmental advocates.
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Cal Fire has approved a timber harvest plan that involves logging century-old redwood trees along the Sonoma County coast despite the objections of environmental advocates.
A non-profit organization is trying to put a stop to bear selfies by raising money for renovations at a popular South Lake Tahoe wildlife viewing spot.
Water officials in Silicon Valley are warning residents that the water coming out of their taps may be smelly and dirty, but it's still safe to drink.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a comprehensive ban on the sale of polystyrene, or Styrofoam, in the city.
A furious expletive-laden Facebook rant posted by a gardener with San Francisco's Recreation and Parks over the trashing of Dolores Park on Pride weekend has pricked a lot of ears.
Stanford researchers have released a surprising new study revealing that California is sitting on top of a vast water resource that we didn't know was there, and it could hold as much as 7,000 trillion gallons.
Privates Beach near Capitola is a popular surf spot, but a locked gate has barred the public from accessing it.
Authorities say a man is recovering after being injured by a bear at a Los Angeles-area campground.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is embarking on a path to sterilize wild horses on U.S. rangeland to slow the growth of herds.
A popular campground near Lake Tahoe has been closed after health officials found plague at the site earlier this month.
Volkswagen will pay owners of its polluting diesel cars up to seven thousand dollars and agree to fund a grant program to offset air pollution.
We just had our wettest winter in five years, but a new report by UCLA researchers finds it will take another four years like this one to make up for the water deficit we built up during the drought.
It's trash day for the International Space Station.
Flaring activity at the Chevron Refinery Sunday had residents in the area expressing concern.
On the first day of summer, California's historic drought is far from over despite what had promised to be a wet, El Niño winter.
