Shark Attack Claims Life Of 65-Year-Old Woman Off Maui Shore
A shark killed a 65-year-old woman in an attack off the shore of Maui on Wednesday, officials said.
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A shark killed a 65-year-old woman in an attack off the shore of Maui on Wednesday, officials said.
Cement quarry Lehigh Hanson will pay millions of dollars to settle a lawsuit alleging it dumped millions of gallons of toxic wastewater into a nearby creek.
The executive order is the most aggressive benchmark in North America and is line with those of leading international governments, including the European Union.
Federal officials have pledged $75 million for the study of harnessing solar energy for fuel production at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the California Institute of Technology.
Bay Area residents are facing steep water rate hikes as California's drought stretches into a fourth year. In one small East Bay water district, a resident said it's the lavish spending habits of an old boy's network that is making their bill go up.
What's keeping you from riding your bike to work or school? With Bike To Work Day coming up on May 14, it's a fine time to reevaluate concerns about transitioning to a two-wheel commute.
Late rains and high temperatures during California's drought led to the destruction of millions of Chinook eggs and the loss of an entire class of winter-run Chinook salmon.
It's an unexpected consequence of the drop in oil prices. Trains carrying explosive fracked crude oil from North Dakota are no longer rolling through our neighborhoods. Crude by rail has become too expensive.
Shaming may be the trick to getting water wasters in Woodside to conserve during the state's drought, where financial incentives might not be enough.
Starting May 1, Cal Fire will require residents in Bay Area and neighboring fire units to obtain a burn permit for any outdoor open burning in rural, unincorporated areas.
It was slated to be the biggest development in Pleasanton history, 1,300 new homes on the eastern stretch of town. But thanks to the drought, the city council has second thoughts.
San Jose's mayor says it's time to take a look at the water we flush down the toilet as a partial solution to California's drought.
Feeling blue? Take a walk in the park. Got a chronic illness? Again, take a walk in the park. Overweight? You guessed it -- take a walk in the park.
The agency that manages the Golden Gate Bridge is asking Sen. Dianne Feinstein for help in restricting the rising number of remote-controlled drones that have been buzzing the famous span.
Gusty winds above 37 mile per hour, rainfall after 11 p.m., and snow in the mountains will hit Northern California as a brief storm moves through the drought-parched state.