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State officials delivered a report to Gov. Gavin Newsom that makes the case for how California could counteract the Trump administration's withdrawal of federal support for electric vehicles.

Spreckels Sugar Co. factory in the Imperial Valley is leaving California, signaling an end to sugar beet farming in the state.

For the first time in centuries, a piece of ancestral territory belongs to the San Gabriel Band of Mission Indians. While small, the half-acre lot serves as a space for the tribe to hold ceremonies and government business without needing anyone's ...

Organizations seeking to nurture youths' connection to nature in San Diego County are hampered by ocean pollution, beach closures and municipal restrictions.

The percentage of dogs exposed to the bacterium that causes anaplasmosis, an illness spread by ticks, has risen. It could be an early warning for humans.

The Marine Mammal Protection Act is just one of the keystone U.S. environmental laws under attack by the Trump administration.

As cooler, wetter weather helps southern and central California fire crews contain a handful of blazes burning in the region, the National Weather Service warns it likely won't last.

Three sterilization facilities in Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties have been granted EPA exemptions to emit cancer-linked ethylene oxide.

Sierra Club union accused Jealous' executive team of bloating in size and salaries even while laying off critical staff.

California has approved an unprecedented plan to protect the iconic Joshua tree from climate change and development.