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Bird flu’s disturbing new turn into cattle — are California herds safe? U.S. health officials are closely monitoring the recent leap of avian flu from birds to

New hope for salmon: 500,000 released into Klamath River California wildlife officials last week released more than 500,000 young salmon in the Klamath River in an effort

Fruit Fly Threat Receiving State and Federal Attention Currently, there are quarantines for fruit flies in eight counties throughout California. The state Department of Food and Agriculture

Tuberculosis Cases Are Surging in California There has been a "substantial increase" in tuberculosis cases in California year over year, according to the state's Department of Public

California becomes country’s first state to set limit for cancer-causing contaminant in water California has become known throughout the country for being one of the more environmentally

As hungry bears awaken from hibernation, a California mountain village braces for invasion “Only a small number of incidents are reported to us,” said Chris De Tar,

Chevron has agreed to pay California over $13 million in fines for dozens of oil spills in the state Chevron has agreed to pay more than $13

Wildlife experts working to confirm whether oiled birds were impacted by ocean oil sheen Feather samples with oil on them have been sent to the Department of

Tire pollution is often not talked about: Here is why it should be One aspect of cars we often don’t hear about is the pollution released by

California Launches Campaign To Take On Alzheimer’s The California Department of Public Health has initiated the ‘Take on Alzheimer’s’ campaign, focusing on educating and raising awareness among