SACRAMENTO—California could be making another stand against Washington, D.C., though the move of solidarity isn’t over a hot button issue like offshore drilling. Instead the California legislature could be challenging
MOSCOW (AP) —In a nearly seven-hour operation, Russia’s emergency services rescued 536 ice fishermen on Jan. 29 after they got stranded on a giant ice floe that broke off the
SCOTTSBORO, Alabama—Investigators were focusing on one boat in particular as a possible cause of a massive Alabama marina fire that killed eight people and destroyed 35 boats early Jan. 27
ATHENS, Greece (AP)—Greek authorities are putting into effect a law, where people using recreational watercraft at sea who disregard severe weather warnings and then trigger search and rescue operations will
BARBERTON, South Africa—The story behind a photo shared on social media roughly a year ago is making headlines. The photo shows a pet goldfish in the jaws of a spider
OCEANSIDE—Sponsored by the California Coastal Commission, the California King Tides Project provides an opportunity for the general public to share photographs of King Tide events and their impacts on coastal resources.
CALABASAS—The California Coastal Commission hopes to have a better grip on issues such as climate change, environmental justice and sea level rise by 2025, as the quasi-judicial state agency is
The California Coastal Commission and California State Lands Commission have jointly sued the entities owning a stretch of land adjacent to Martins Beach near Half Moon Bay, on Jan. 6.
