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California Department of Fish and Game
 Cosco Busan's impact still not entirely clearNine months after an oil slick spread across the Bay from the Cosco Busan, the ship’s tarnished name has been scrubbed off its hull, but exhaustive cleanup efforts have failed to remove all of the spilled toxic fuel from area shorelines.
Investigators find no evidence of lion attack
State wildlife officials say investigators have found no evidence that a mountain lion attacked a hiker in a Palo Alto park.
Proposal would pull peregrine from endangered list
California wildlife officials are considering the removal of peregrine falcons from the state's endangered species list as researchers tout the bird's dramatic recovery.
Preservation project ready after 10 years
A decadelong project to protect endangered species in a 180-acre region adjacent to U.S. Highway 101 is finally set to begin, although planners are optimistic that construction will not introduce many new problems to the traffic-plagued region.  Anglers clamoring to net last of crabsMonday is the last day of the crabbing season in California — a date that usually passes with little fanfare because fishers have long since abandoned their crab pots and taken up their steel salmon lines.
Pricey pythons pilfered from SoCal pet shop
Police have seized three expensive pythons along with dozens of venomous reptiles and a cache of assault weapons from the home of a man arrested on suspicion of stealing the snakes from a pet shop. |
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