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Overharvesting, farming and urban development top list of threats
Despite legislative attempts to block full protection, most Californians favor preserving huge swaths of the California Desert.
U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service staff said the agency's eagle "take permit" policy was unsound. Now a federal judge has backed them up.
Environmental groups say the government isn't discussing alternatives to large tunnels to shunt water around the Delta.
It's a complicated estuary where water from 75,000 square miles of California and sometimes Oregon drains into the Pacific, and it doesn't really have a name.
Mendocino County has decided to hold off on renewing its contract with the predator-killing agency Wildlife Services.
Life in California may change quite a bit after Governor Brown's emergency Executive Order this week.
The EPA's feedback may cause the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan's authors even more work.
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.
As a fourth severe drought year looms, it's no surprise that a lot of the laws passed in California in 2014 pertain to water.
Now that the festivities are mostly over for the year, I'll let you in on a little secret: I don't think much of Earth Day.