Marine Biologist In Hot Water For Getting Too Close To Sea Otters In Monterey Bay
A marine biologist in the Monterey area could be in serious trouble with the federal government for getting too close to sea otters.
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A marine biologist in the Monterey area could be in serious trouble with the federal government for getting too close to sea otters.
The weather phenomenon may be responsible for pushing rare sea creatures into waters off California's coast.
People who visit San Francisco's Ocean Beach will continue to be allowed to burn bonfires for free, and without a permit, but there will be restrictions on when they can burn.
A young sea lion who recently survived a great white shark attack is recovering at its new home in Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo.
A pair of earthquakes hit the Bakersfield area Tueaday afternoon, the USGS reported.
New research reveals that some parts of the Earth are absorbing enough water to slow rising sea levels.
A 10-year-old girl thrown into freezing cold water when a snow bridge collapsed in the Tahoe area Sunday was rescued by a Bay Area search and rescue crew that was in the area undergoing training.
In the normally quiet west Sonoma County town of Guerneville, the debate over homelessness is getting downright loud.
In one of the most remote places in the Bay Area, El Niño is potentially a game changer this year, raising threats that a flood of toxic water could flow into San Francisco Bay after sloshing through 40 miles of polluted, abandoned mines.
Buster Posey would like to clear up one thing about his property landing on a list of excessive water users in the drought-ravaged Bay Area: The San Francisco Giants catcher insists he worked with landscapers to take appropriate measures to save water before he and his wife moved into their suburban home in 2013.
State officials have just decided that commercial crab season will remain closed due to concerns over safety.
Between Amazon Prime and Google Express, the retail itch can be scratched almost immediately. With that quick purchase, comes quicker delivery and lots of packaging.
A new high tech weather radar system is being rolled out in Silicon Valley that could more accurately predict which Bay Area communities will get wet.
Bay Area residents are about to get a break from the warm and dry weather that has plagued the region since last week, as rain is expected Wednesday, the National Weather Service said Tuesday.
Warm weather has many Bay Area residents sniffling and sneezing as flowers, trees and bushes all start to bloom.
