California Farmers Creating Healthier Soil To Help Battle Climate Change
California farmers and researchers are helping rethink approaches to climate change by reworking traditional farming practices.
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California farmers and researchers are helping rethink approaches to climate change by reworking traditional farming practices.
It may come as a surprise to many commuters and tourists that the Golden Gate Bridge has only completed part of its retrofit work.
It's the day-to-day problem you can no longer escape in San Francisco. The streets of San Francisco are turning into a traffic nightmare.
Lab tests commissioned by the Clean Label Project are shedding light on what they say are high levels of contaminants lurking in pet foods.
A company that caters to elite travelers is under federal investigation for allegedly allowing Silicon Valley tech execs access onto highly restricted airport property at San Jose Mineta International.
KPIX 5's Elizabeth Cook reports on a new movement to get our felines away from their bowls by appealing to their inner wildcat.
KPIX discovered a "serial filer" of lawsuits to protest small businesses' alleged violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act is currently wreaking havoc in the Bay Area.
A California firm is offering a testing service for sexually-transmitted diseases that can be ordered online and done in the privacy of one's home.
Kodiak is a 3-year-old German Shepherd and an elite brand of detective. Kodiak is one of only a handful of arson dogs in California.
While wind energy is the fastest-growing energy source in the world, wind farms provide less than five percent of the energy in the U.S.
A potential treatment for addiction: a psychedelic derived from the bark of an African scrub. The shrub is iboga. The treatment is ibogaine.
Doctors are seeking to unravel the mystery as to why lung cancer is claiming victims who have never smoked in their lives, including a Silicon Valley entrepreneur who is not letting the disease slow her down.
On this Mother's Day, KPIX 5 anchor Elizabeth Cook has another reason she'll be hugging her mother even tighter.
More than 600 drivers in Fremont who received tickets for running red lights last year are getting some of their money back, following a KPIX 5 investigation.
Melting of this year's massive Sierra Nevada snowpack will cause California rivers to surge and possibly overflow.