Wildlife biologist Dan Airola talks on Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018, about western purple martin migratory patterns and how removing the viaduct to the I Street Bridge could harm the bird's habitat in Sacramento.
A number of wildfires burned in Butte County near the city of Paradise since the 1960s before the Camp Fire devastated the city. Here's how close they came.
Angela Gonzalez’s multimedia art gallery, “Waste Not, Want Not,” which is being displayed at SMUD’s art gallery, combines painting with scraps of e-waste, creating a juxtaposition.
Kathy Kasic, a film professor at Sacramento State, is on an Antarctic expedition that she and other researchers hope will reveal the ecosystem under the ice.
California state officials Wednesday unveiled a plan that would reallocate more than 700,000 acre-feet of water from farms and cities throughout much of the Central Valley, leaving more water in the rivers and the Delta.
PG&E told the California Public Utilities Commission late Tuesday that it found bullet holes, and other equipment problems, at transmission towers believed to have sparked the deadly Camp Fire.
Andrew Wheeler, administrator of the Trump administration’s Environmental Protection Agency, announced a broad rollback Tuesday of wetlands protections rules known as the Waters of the United States.
The 2018 farm bill leaves out controversial environmental rollbacks for logging projects supported by President Trump and House Republicans, but it includes several consensus proposals to reduce the risk of wildfire.
A man found on the side of a rural Nevada County road Sunday night with his throat slashed was attacked by a person — not a mountain lion, despite initial fears, investigators said Monday.
With hundreds of pets missing or separated from owners after the Camp Fire, Butte County, California, stands by its decision not to allow unregistered volunteers into the area to help find the animals after the wildfire.
Sacramento Valley farmers have joined with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to offer free swan tours near Marysville on Saturdays through January.
Paradise, California, residents began returning home to the east side of the town after the Camp Fire destroyed neighborhoods and thousands of houses. Evacuees looked through ashes and searched for belongings.
Who died in the Camp Fire in Butte County in Northern California? Many of the at least 85 people who died in the deadliest wildfire in CA history on were elderly, infirm or disabled. Here’s what we know.
Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said Monday that the death toll in the Camp Fire has declined by three, to 85, after officials corrected a mixup involving human remains.
Potential monetary losses from the Camp Fire led a judge to declare Merced Property & Casualty Co. of Atwater insolvent on Monday. The wildfire in California destroyed more than 13,000 homes, mostly in Paradise.
Wildlife biologist Dan Airola talks on Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018, about western purple martin migratory patterns and how removing the viaduct to the I Street Bridge could harm the bird's habitat in Sacramento.
