Supreme Court rules on wetlands. Here’s how it affects California environment protections
Wetlands in California will stay largely protected despite a ruling Thursday by the U.S. Supreme Court that limited the authority of federal regulators.
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This ridge is considered a California ‘jewel.’ Here’s how tribes are trying to protect it
At first glance, the undulating brown wrinkles of Molok Luyuk make it seem like a banal California mountain ridge. Most visitors ride ATVs up and down hillsides and litter them...
EPA approves California phasing out diesel trucks, replacing them with electric vehicles
The Environmental Protection Agency formally approved California rules on Friday to phase out diesel-burning trucks, a move experts say will kick off the transition to electric trucks in several other key states.
Thousands of public EV chargers are coming to California highways — eventually
California's electric car push is revving up in 2023, as state agencies plan to deploy some 90,000 public charging stations along highways and in vulnerable communities to encourage households, businesses...
Top Democratic women call out California senator for downplaying unwanted hugging
A Los Angeles state senator reprimanded four years ago for unwanted hugging and other touching is under renewed scrutiny for making light of his behavior at a July campaign event.
California’s governor said he would give land back to Native Americans in California. Has he?
When her mother was in a Placer County hospital with the kidney infection that would take her life, Geri Camp received a final request.
Saddleridge blaze in Sylmar chars 4,700 acres, burning homes, forcing evacuations; 1 dead
The rapidly moving Saddleridge fire in Sylmar had spread to more than 4,700 acres by Friday morning, leaving charred homes in its path and resulting in one death.
