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The UN weather agency says the world — and especially urban areas — experienced a brief, sharp drop in emissions of air pollutants last year amid lockdown measures and related travel
Read MoreClimate change and warming ocean temperatures could be contributing to the decline in the population of North Atlantic right whales, a new study suggests. Until about 2010, the whales could
Read MoreAt least 2 million direct deposits from the Golden State Stimulus II program will hit bank accounts across California next week, following the first round of 600,000 payments that went out Aug.
Read MoreLos Angeles County can soon return a piece of oceanfront land in Manhattan Beach to its original Black owners — thanks to a first-of-its-kind bill that’s on its way to
Read MoreA proposed office campus is poised to become an iconic addition to downtown San Jose’s skyline after a judge decided a “brutalist” building can be demolished at the development site,
Read MoreA toddler is alive today thanks to an off-duty RCMP officer’s chance encounter with a family in crisis on a highway in northern Vancouver Island. Nanaimo RCMP Const. Denise Laforest had been driving
Read MoreNon-dairy milks made from oats, almonds and soybeans have become commonplace in grocery stores and coffee shops, but this fall, a new competitor is making its way to select cafés:
Read Morecode again to leave the store and receive a digital receipt. The technology is only available to customers with Amazon accounts, and shoppers without them will pay using self-checkout stations.
Read MoreAlmost a year after a former San Jose code enforcement officer was charged with abusing his authority to extort sex and money from massage business owners, an audit has found gaping holes
Read MoreCalifornia workers filed more unemployment claims last week than they did the week before, a setback that raises uncertainty about the strength of the statewide economic recovery. Workers in California
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