Storms Blanket Sierra Ski Resorts With New Snow
What a difference a year makes. At this time last year, several Sierra ski resorts were contemplating closing early.
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What a difference a year makes. At this time last year, several Sierra ski resorts were contemplating closing early.
Emergency crews are working to restore power to thousands of customers throughout California after heavy wind knocked down trees and power lines.
A wild sea otter that entered the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Great Tide Pool gave birth to a pup Saturday.
The number of Western snowy plover in its overwintering grounds in San Francisco has quadrupled this year.
Commenters on social media suggested the pale, ghostly creature, found 2.5 miles deep in the Pacific Ocean, should be called Casper.
California's largest reservoirs act as a report card for water officials, and unfortunately the grades aren't very high right now.
Stormy weather moving into the Bay Area has the National Weather Service warning people to be prepared, and drive carefully on roads.
There are fewer salmon than usual swimming in the ocean off of Northern California and that could impact the fishing season this summer.
BART set a record last month for average monthly weekday ridership, a BART spokeswoman said Wednesday.
San Mateo County sheriff's officials are continuing a search Tuesday for a man who was last seen Monday entering the water at a Half Moon Bay beach where a missing man's parked vehicle was found nearby.
El Niño storms this winter have revealed some long-lost history at a popular tourist spot in San Francisco.
WIldlife biologists kill barred owls, which are known to bully the smaller northern spotted owl, an endangered Pacific Northwest native species.
Scientists say the trove of information from ever smaller, tougher and more powerful tracking devices is leading to discoveries that could be used to make better wildlife and habitat management decisions.
The Bay Area is known for its fog, but there's less and less of it these days, and lack of fog is threatening another natural icon -- the majestic redwoods.
The renewable energy ordinance would make San Francisco the first and only major city in the country to require the installation of solar panels on new buildings.
