Mountain Democrat Originally thought to be the sole culprit of serial break-ins in the Tahoe Keys, California Department of Fish and Wildlife officials report that DNA evidence
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ABC 7 Bad news on the drought front this week as state water officials measured the snowpack up in the Sierra with ominous results for continued drought
CalMatters The Sierra Nevada hasn’t provided nearly as much water as predicted. Now the state is struggling to overhaul its snow runoff forecasts.
Associated Press Newsom administration officials said last week they’re in no rush to make changes to one of California’s key climate change programs despite concerns it won’t
CalMatters It’s been said that California is confronting a 21st-century water crisis armed with 20th-century infrastructure and 19th-century laws. That’s indisputably true.
KQED After years of controversy, the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board assured the public in the fall that eating California crops grown with oil field
Capital & Main As the agency rolls out a $500 million clean-up program, it must navigate skepticism from environmental experts and the public.
CBS 13 An endangered fish native to California waters was poached by a Tracy man. California Department of Fish and Wildlife says the green sturgeon was taken
Food Safety News American Gourmet is recalling bags of .99c packaged of dried plums because of potential lead contamination. The recall was initiated after it was discovered
Chemical & Engineering News On the wildest, stormiest nights in the San Francisco Bay Area, scientists from the San Francisco Estuary Institute (SFEI) go out on the