The "red tide" has made its way to Southern California waters The reddish-brown algae blooms is a far contrast to the electric blue glow in the Southern California waters from last week Red tide ...

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SAN FRANCISCO − A "devil wind" is coming to northern and coastal California, and it could mean pre-emptive power shutdowns for close to 30,000 households in 30 counties as soon as Thursday ...

But it’s not the only region in California that faces an elevated risk ... NWS San Francisco Bay Area reported. In parts of the Sacramento Valley, Northern Joaquin Valley, and Northern Sierra ...

Outdated or dangerous school infrastructure would be replaced or upgraded, and California’s educational facilities would probably be in a much better spot. It also will saddle the state with a $ ...

San Francisco Mayor London Breed, the California District Attorneys Association, and the California State Sheriffs’ Association are all in support of Proposition 36, an initiative aimed to ...

according to NWS offices in California. The highest terrain and ridgetops of the Bay Area and Central Coast can see isolated gusts of wind up to 65 mph, NWS San Francisco Bay Area reported. In parts ...

California and Biden administration officials on Tuesday announced new ecosystem restoration plans for the dwindling Salton Sea, where conservation efforts aim to improve regional air quality and ...

Similar watches are likely to also be issued in parts of Southern California. On Thursday night, “the winds will be at their strongest” between San Luis Obispo and Los Angeles counties ...

Large waves near San Francisco have prompted warnings for Californians to remain out of the water. The National Weather Service (NWS) office in San Francisco issued a beach hazards statement early ...

Wade Crawfoot, the Secretary for California's Natural Resources Agency, says, "The challenges of the Salton Sea impact the whole region, whether you live in Palm Springs or you live in Imperial ...