Santa Cruz Mandatory Water Rationing Begins Thursday, Homes Allotted 249 Gallons A Day
The city of Santa Cruz is reminding Santa Cruz Municipal Utilities customers that water rationing begins Thursday.
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The city of Santa Cruz is reminding Santa Cruz Municipal Utilities customers that water rationing begins Thursday.
If you didn't know that Oakland's Lake Merritt was brackish salt and freshwater, here's proof, as a saltwater batray, a type of stingray glides along the sunny shallows of the downtown "lake."
The latest chemical that you didn't know you needed to avoid eating is now already removed from one fast food chain's products, and could soon be removed from many more, although the FDA allows its use. The chemical is azodicarbonamide and Monday, Subway restaurants announced all of its bread was "azo-free."
The mystery surrounding the origin of a very young bear cub that wound up in the care of a wildlife rescue organization in Lake Tahoe got a little clearer on Saturday.
Three baby owls that fell from their nest were successfully reunited with their parents last weekend, the Peninsula Humane Society said.
A dead American crow recently found near the intersection of Danville Blvd. and Camille Pl. in Alamo tested positive for the disease.
Gov. Jerry Brown issued a second executive order on Friday to deal with California's drought, taking additional steps to help fight wildfires and assist cities and farmers.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Friday will intentionally breach a levee to flood 648 acres of military land from Hamilton Army Airfield with water from the San Fr
The Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission approved $8.7 million in funding Wednesday morning to expand the Bay Area Bicycle Share program to the East Bay in 2015 despite delays in existing expansion plans caused by the bankruptcy of a key business.
An advocacy group dedicated to limiting immigration to California has unveiled a controversial TV ad linking mass immigration to the state's environmental issues.
The science-based tool used by state officials identifies the portions of the state that have higher pollution burdens and vulnerabilities than other areas, and therefore are most in need of assistance.
As an Earth Day breakfast was under way Tuesday morning at San Francisco City Hall, a group of recyclers, environmentalists and other community advocates were protesting closures of community-based recycling centers.
Along with a group of volunteers, the movie's cast helped rescue Bay Area wildlife...
Residents throughout the Bay Area can celebrate Earth Day Tuesday at a variety of festivals and special events.
Student volunteers recently lined up at 9 a.m. to help clean out a homeless encampment in the wealthy Willow Glen neighborhood. It was an in-your-face lesson on how governments can't do it alone.
