King tide events in Bay Area provide glimpse into climate future, residents urged to join in
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This year's highest tides are hitting the Bay Area through Saturday, with another set arriving January 2-3.
Environment
NorCal tribes join forces to restore Eel River as PG&E moves toward removal of dam
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Dam removal, expected to begin in 2028, will allow the river to flow freely again through ancestral lands in unincorporated Mendocino County.Environment
More housing on the California coast? Changes at this agency signal a pro-building shift
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The California Coastal Commission last week approved a rule change to make it easier to build affordable housing in Monterey and elsewhere along the hundreds of miles of the Pacific coast.energy
Data centers are putting new strain on California’s grid. A new report estimates the impacts
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The report's authors conclude that between 2019 and 2023, electricity use and carbon emissions by CA data centers nearly doubled, while on-site water consumption slightly more than doubled. But without hard data from the centers themselves, it's hard to know for sure.Bay Area
East Bay Parks general manager resigns; Landreth was first woman to lead district
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Landreth was the first woman to serve as general manager and the 10th general manager in the district’s 91-year history.Environment
‘Emerging threat’: An invasive species is upending life in the Delta, with no help on the way
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Golden mussels pose a threat to the pumping facilities that send Delta water to farms and cities in Central and Southern California.Bay Area
Wind, rain and king tides: Bay Area bracing for first atmospheric river storm of season
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This week's king tides are predicted to reach up to 7.2 feet, about two feet higher than a normal tide.Environment
State of the estuary: Environmentalists turn to creative thinking to save San Francisco Bay
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Challenges lie ahead as indicators for the health of the estuary were discussed at the recent symposium at the Scottish Rite Temple.Bay Area
As food banks struggle to meet demand, ‘wasted’ food is filling the gap — for now
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Senate Bill 1383, signed by former Gov. Jerry Brown, requires businesses to donate surplus food or face possible fines.Environment
King tides are coming to Bay Area — here’s how residents can stay prepared
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King tides can bring water over the edge of SF's Embarcadero, as well as Sausalito’s Marinship neighborhood and sections of U.S. Highway 101 at Mill Valley and Stinson Beach.Education
