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Some want the environmental organization to lean harder into environmental justice, while others fear the club is abandoning its roots in wilderness preservation. The state club's new acting director, tasked with managing the fractured membership, .. ...

The Santa Ana winds are notorious for being hot, dry and dusty, but the quality that really defines these 'devil winds' is their direction.

The Biden administration and California are close to finishing new plans for operating the state's major water systems, an overhaul that is generating debate.

Salinas-based international food production giant Taylor Farms had announced a recall on four onion products 'due to potential E. coli contamination.'

The Republicans charge the California Air Resources Board with 'a failure to provide complete transparency' about consumer costs stemming from new environmental policies under discussion.

California officials insist that pesticide air samples remained within healthy limits. However, environmentalists say the state is downplaying the risk.

The Phillips 66 refinery complex in Wilmington and Carson now produces 1.3 billion gallons of gasoline annually, which will leave a huge gap to be filled after its planned closure late next year.

Berkeley chemists have created a reusable material that pulls carbon dioxide from the air and holds onto it until it can be stored.

Helene, Milton and other storms this year offer proof that humans are making hurricanes worse, but not through the means spread by conspiracy theories.

Scientists and bioluminescence enthusiasts have enjoyed a long streak of electrifying waves across Southern California. A specific type of algae bloom creates a bioluminescent effect, but catching the phenomenon is never guaranteed.