2 Whales That Turned Up Dead On Pacifica Beaches To Be Buried
Two whales that turned up dead on a Pacifica beach in recent weeks will be buried there at the request of the city, according to police.
Watch CBS News
Two whales that turned up dead on a Pacifica beach in recent weeks will be buried there at the request of the city, according to police.
The filling station was installed on Earth Day on Gunn High School to curb the use of plastic water bottles on campus.
Pacific killer whale females were more likely to lead the groups than males, and the older females were more likely to lead when fish were hard to find.
The 100-year-old San Francisco City Hall is now the world's oldest building to receive LEED Platinum certification for existing building operations and management, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
A debate over trail use is raging in Marin County, with cyclists and hikers butting heads over rights-of-way.
Lightning strikes and thunder forced workers at Stanford University's golf course to take cover, causing one man to temporarily lose hearing due to the noise.
Caltrans is tearing out some of the pricey palm trees lining the entrance to the Eastern span of the Bay Bridge after just one year.
Researchers are also concerned about how the increasing number of people growing marijuana on public lands will affect the ecosystem.
There are drones that fight crime, and drones that fight wars. Now, scientists have enlisted drones to plant billions of trees in the fight against climate change.
Planes could soon be ditching the jet fuel for electricity.
San Jose is the latest big city in the state to ban filling outdoor swimming pools, and business at hot tub stores in the city has gone cold.
A Redwood City car wash is taking water conservation during California's drought, cleaning cars with just one cup of water.
Latent fire sparked by lightning caused a 66-acre wildfire in Monterey County that was 90 percent contained Sunday evening, a spokesperson for Cal Fire said.
California is adopting unprecedented restrictions on water use, but residents are getting mixed messages from state and local officials.
Families in one Central Valley farming community are coping with a lack of running water as the drought deepens and their remaining wells run dry.
