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A study find that individuals who bring reusable bags to the grocery store are more prone to reward themselves with high-calorie, fat-laden junk food.
In traditional Chinese medicine, elephant tusks are used to treat conditions including ulcers, bone tumors, and epilepsy. But for many, tusks are prized for more than their alleged medicinal qualities.
Shelley is a professor of architectural history and visual culture at York University in Toronto, and she seems to carry the precision and diligence of academia with her into the kitchen.
Orthorexia nervosa is an emerging diagnosis to describe people with an obsessive focus on eating healthy food and following strict "clean eating" lifestyles.
Researchers find that social drinkers look more sultry after a couple glasses of alcohol.
The Park Champions Program, which recently helped restore the San Rafael historic site, is a group of volunteers that helps maintain neglected parks throughout the state.
Looking for a new national park to visit? This quiz helps find the right one for you.
A Canadian fruit company is producing genetically modified apples resistant to browning.
It's already boating and fishing season -- and "open fishing" days have been announced.
Prior to the vote, regulations were a point of contention in lower-income neighborhoods.
The city also proposes banning soda ads on city property and prohibiting departments from spending money on sugary beverages.
The Condor Trail Association partners with Figueroa Mountain Brewing Company to create an IPA made with wild hummingbird sage from the proposed trail.