The "Spare the Air Day" agency gives executive staff as much as $675 monthly for a car to drive around the Bay Area.
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The "Spare the Air Day" agency gives executive staff as much as $675 monthly for a car to drive around the Bay Area.
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Northern California's largest utility submitted $2 billion plans outlining a 20-year roll out of smart grid technologies.
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A lawsuit by environmental justice advocates still hangs over California's cap-and-trade program, but a court says it can proceed.
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Freestanding structures and sale-leaseback arrangements will pass less in taxes for the solar power they install.
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Shoreline landowners disapprove of restrictions aimed at protecting 100-foot from shoreline from the encroaching sea.
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What does a villain look like in a Pixar movie? The newest release -- Cars 2 -- hits theaters with bad guys discrediting alternative fuel.
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Drivers of fuel efficient vehicles are about to get first class parking. California is mandating "green parking spots" and bike racks.
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A chilled California chardonnay may never taste as sweet as climate change continues to take its toll. Napa vintners complete four-year scientific study of rising temperatures.
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Want some sunshine with that sushi? A California farm is the first to produce 100 percent solar processed food for export.
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Do-gooders of PG&E’s ClimateSmart program have been snookered into paying twice for the same stretch of preserved Mendocino forest. The utility’s program allows customers to voluntarily allow a surcharge on their power use to be put towards carbon offset programs. The timber-saving programs, which is mentioned on PG&E’s website, make no mention of the...
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