Aggressive Bees Swarm Concord Neighborhood; Pets Killed
A swarm of bees has been attacking a Concord neighborhood, stinging people and killing pets.
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A swarm of bees has been attacking a Concord neighborhood, stinging people and killing pets.
Californians pay more for gas than the rest of the country, but they may get some relief now that a Southern California refinery is back up and running.
The BLM says it can't afford to protect the ecological health of federal rangeland across the West and properly manage tens of thousands of wild horses.
From Union Square to Nob Hill to Fisherman's Wharf, several San Francisco hotels have built hives on their rooftops.
Crabs that normally live off the Baja Peninsula are washing up on beaches in Southern California.
A tower that made defensive contributions during the Cold War was added to the Santa Clara County Heritage Resource Inventory under a unanimous vote by the county's Board of Supervisors Tuesday.
Fire crews in Livermore remained on scene overnight after 15 square feet of mercury was found covering a street Monday evening, according to fire officials.
California regulators said Monday they will re-examine a settlement that made consumers responsible for covering some $3.3 billion in costs for closing the San Onofre nuclear power plant.
Authorities on Monday were searching for three men who went on a drunken binge in an environmentally fragile area of Death Valley National Park.
California will consider lifting a mandatory statewide water conservation order for cities and towns after a rainy, snowy winter eased the state's five-year drought, water officials said Monday.
President Obama signed a bill making the North American bison a national symbol of the United States.
New data shows an unprecedented number of baby sea stars survived during the summer and winter of 2015.
A scenic cave on the California coast that Doors front man Jim Morrison is rumored to have frequented is covered with psychedelic graffiti and has been closed indefinitely for cleaning.
A new drought report says all but 10 percent of California is locked in drought - but that's actually good news.
The Powerball jackpot, played in California and dozens of other states, has climbed to $415 million, making it the largest since a record-setting prize in January.
