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Environment

Many California fishermen are nearing retirement. Can the industry save its graying fleet?

By Deborah Brennan | CalMatters | June 30, 2026
Pay for commercial fishermen across the West Coast has plummeted over the last decade.
Environment

Tech billionaires hire Democratic dealmakers in renewed push to build a Bay Area city

By Kate Wolffe and Yue Stella Yu | CalMatters | June 25, 2026
California Forever is lobbying state leaders to rush through a massive shipbuilding deal that would fast-track its development after years of local opposition.
Bay Area

Too close for comfort? Bay Area phones buzz as NorCal quake triggers ShakeAlert system

By Kiley Russell, Bay City News | June 24, 2026
The system isn’t an earthquake prediction service, rather it uses ground and satellite sensors to detect fault movement in real time.
Environment

This million-square-foot data center would be the biggest in the state. How local leaders are challenging it.

By Deborah Brennan | CalMatters | June 23, 2026
Energy-intensive data centers create excessive noise pollution and rely heavily on local electricity and water resources — then leave residents to foot the bill.
climate change

Oakland airport nears completion of $80M dike project to guard against sea level rise

By Adam Sutro | Bay City News | June 22, 2026
A recent assessment projects flooding on large portions of airport’s fields in the event of extreme storms.
Bay Area

Bay Area lawmakers seek $32.2 million in emergency federal funds to fight grape pest

By Tanay Gokhale | Bay City News | June 20, 2026
Vines infested with the pest were supplied to multiple Costco locations across California and the insects have since spread to at least 38 counties.
Bay Area

New study finds microplastics in the San Francisco Bay 10 times smaller than previously measured

By Ruth Dusseault | Bay City News | June 19, 2026
Study could inform broader research on plastics and human health, coastal ecosystems, and marine carbon trapping.
California

Shortages create fertile ground for compost as farmers look for alternatives

By Glen Martin | Bay City News | June 14, 2026
Months of war in the Persian Gulf, a global hub for fertilizer production, have strained supplies for farmers in the United States.
Environment

Oakland secures $9.3M in investment to bolster illegal dumping crackdown

By Tanay Gokhale, Bay City News | June 12, 2026
As early as July 1, some of the investment money will be available for additional illegal dumping cameras, which will be used for enforcement.
Bay Area

Microsoft breaks ground on San Jose data center campus to support AI demand

By Joshua Olawuyi | Bay City News | June 12, 2026
The project will use 100% recycled water for cooling and renewable energy.
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