Earth Day Selfies! Check Out 11 Of The Most Beautiful Images Of Our Planet
Earth Day is just around the corner, so we rounded up some of the most beautiful photos and images of our planet taken from space.
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Earth Day is just around the corner, so we rounded up some of the most beautiful photos and images of our planet taken from space.
Earth Day 2015 marks the 45th Anniversary of the global commemoration that brings awareness and appreciation of planet Earth, our home. Join in the celebrations and educational offerings of Earth Day festivals and Earth focused venues around the Bay Area.
Los Angeles police say four people snatched either a seal or sea lion pup from a beach near the city's international airport early Sunday.
Volunteers removed more than one and a half tons of garbage from around Monterey Bay Saturday.
As California enters its 4th year of drought, the state's multi-billion almond crop is helping drive a sharp debate about water use.
San Francisco is designated for an 8% reduction, but Hillsborough, Discovery Bay, Atherton and Woodside must reduce their water consumption by 36 percent.
Apple is expanding its environmental efforts by investing in a new Chinese solarpower project and preserving 36,000 acres of "sustainable" timberland in Maine and North Carolina.
Busy freeways running alongside park land and marshes make San Francisco Bay Area roads a "ring of death" for wildlife, according to a new statewide roadkill report that tracks the deadliest traffic spots for wildlife.
Boaters have been asked to keep their distance away from an influx of whales expected to migrate through Bay Area waters for the next few months, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration officials.
They hop. They crawl. They squirm. And they could be coming to a dinner plate near you.
Biologists headed to the San Mateo County coast Wednesday morning to try and determine what killed an endangered sperm whale.
The East Bay Municipal Utility District board of directors voted Tuesday to declare a stage four critical drought and impose a districtwide 20 percent mandatory reduction in water use.
Last summer, Paul Wenger thought his grove was strong enough to handle another drought. Instead, a reduction in water allocations this year has him forced to take down the old trees in order to give his new trees a chance at surviving the drought.
An April meteor shower known for uncommon surges of up 100 shooting stars per hour is on tap for the next few days.
The first video and photos taken inside ground zero of the Fukushima nuclear powerplant that melted down in the 2011 magnitude 9.0 earthquake and subsequent tsunami show a devastating radioactive mess.
