Rare Bear Caught On Camera Sharing Lake Tahoe Slopes With Skiers
Look closely, and you'll see something out of the ordinary in this photo of skiers at Heavenly Mountain in South Lake Tahoe.
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Look closely, and you'll see something out of the ordinary in this photo of skiers at Heavenly Mountain in South Lake Tahoe.
Similar to the Surgeon General's warning on a pack of cigarettes, the proposed stickers would remind motorists of the State of California's position that fossil fuels are leading to potentially hazardous climate change.
The California Conference of Catholic Bishops asked people of all faiths to join in prayers for rain as reservoirs in the state dipped to historic lows after one of the driest calendar years on record.
It seems for Daft Punk's second GRAMMY performance -- their first being back in 2008 -- they're bringing along a few of their famous friends.
California marine scientists are collecting samples from sea mammals around the state in an effort to create a map of toxic hot spots.
Survey finds snow levels in the Sierra-Nevada Mountains and reservoirs statewide well below normal. State water officials are pushing for conservation.
Recology and city officials are asking residents to place their clean trees at the curb outside their residences for pickup.
In just a few months, the notorious Devils Slide on the San Mateo County coast, will become the newest glittering jewel in the Peninsula county's park system.
A special GRAMMY Moment performance will feature Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Blake Shelton performing on stage together. Also see a list of all country GRAMMY nominees.
The first wave of GRAMMY performers have been announced, with Nate Ruess and P!nk performing "Just Give Me a Reason" for the first time on national television.
Newly announced performers include: Sara Bareilles, P!nk, will.i.am, Miguel, Alicia Keys, Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles, Train, Martina McBride, Jakob Dylan, Darlene Love, Amy Grant, Gloria Estefan, and many more.
A fire that raged in forest land in and around Yosemite National Park has left a contiguous barren moonscape in the Sierra Nevada mountains that experts say is larger than any burned in centuries.
With a renewed emphasis on natural gas as a cleaner-burning alternative fuel, Rio Vista -- at the center of one of the state's biggest gas fields -- should benefit but there are signs that the gas wells are slowly giving out.
