
Lake Oroville, now at 100% capacity, seen in before-and-after photos
Lake Oroville, California’s second-largest reservoir, is back at full capacity.
Lake Oroville, California’s second-largest reservoir, is back at full capacity.
Remember looking out your window and seeing orange skies all over the Bay Area? Well, New York City is going through the same thing right now — only worse. Much worse.
If the electric vehicle revolution is going to catch on, chargers have to work all the time, but there have been problems.
Imagine a future, taking your kids or grandkids to the Sierra in February, and there’s no snow.
As of Saturday, State Farm is no longer accepting new applications for homeowner’s insurance in California, attributing that to the growing risk of climate catastrophes like wildfires and also to spiking construction costs.
A 19-year-old Stanford student is tackling a global problem. How climate change is impacting our water supply. NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke to Shreya Ramachandran, who grew up in Fremont, about the Grey Water Project.
According to a new update from the World Meteorological Organization, we need to be prepared for a sweltering future with temperatures pushed into uncharted territory.
The temperatures may be heating up, but signs of our wet winter are still with us. In Fremont, pools of water known as vernal pools are beginning to dry up. But not before they reveal some important biological data.
NBC Bay Area’s Vianey Arana examines the air quality impact from wildfire smoke.
The Livermore Police Department added an electric motorcycle to its fleet. It was designed and built in Livermore and will be used for traffic enforcement.
NBC Bay Area’s Vianey Arana breaks down the latest NOAA data showing global ocean temps set a record high in April.
The Canadian province of Alberta is under a state of emergency as about 100 wildfires continue to rage and more than 29,000 people have been evacuated, with nearly 1 million acres burned. Smoke from those fires is drifting into the northern U.S. Kari Hall reports.
NASA scientists are flying off the California coast to see how the weather of the ocean interacts with the Earth’s climate and the journey started at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Mountain View. Vianey Arana reports.
NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View is on a new mission to study and better understand how eddies, whirlpools and currents on Earth’s surface might impact climate. Cinthia Pimentel reports.
With weather events becoming more extreme, we continue looking for solutions. A new report is highlighting the power of trees planted in urban areas to help alleviate some of the impacts in our changing climate.
Researchers at UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography studied the history of Southern California’s precipitation trends and their impact on the Pacific Ocean. Vianey Arana reports.
Climate tech company AiDash is using satellites and artificial intelligence to analyze the relationship between winter precipitation and the number of acres burned in California from 2000 to 2022. Vianey Arana reports.
The ALERTWildfire camera network is expanding to more than 1,000 cameras across California. Vianey Arana reports.