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California Safe Soil converts organic food waste into liquid fertilizer through aerobic digestion.
Californians are weighing in on how much smog is too much.
An Inland Empire lawmaker is backing legislation aimed at making the paper trail of records connected with environmental impact reports easier to find and follow.
KCET's Award-Winning Weekly Series 'SOCAL CONNECTED' Gets Rare Access Into the "Gay Unit" of L.A. County Jail to Find a Culture of Support and…
You think California passes some wacky laws? The Michigan Senate is now considering a bill that would classify burning tires to generate power as "renewable energy."
KCET's Award-Winning Weekly Series 'SOCAL CONNECTED' Explores Regional Health and Ecological Hazards Arising from the Troubled Salton SeaBURBANK, Calif -…
A new report says that despite the daunting price tag fixing the Salton Sea, doing nothing could cost at least $10 billion more, and perhaps $50 billion.
South L.A. residents are increasingly vulnerable to a number of negative health outcomes due to high levels of pollution from traffic emissions and oil extraction sites in close proximity to homes, schools, parks, and healthcare facilities.
Better education and air quality, as well as not splitting up the state are what I want to see for the future of California.
The San Gabriels provide over 70% of L.A. County's open space and host over 3 million visitors a year, and the proposed national recreation area would serve 17 million people within an hour's drive of the mountains.
Martin Luther King believed that if we fused social and environmental justice we'd build a more perfect union. Let's get to work.