A reorganization of the U.S. Forest Service and threats to federal funding could affect ongoing research in the Pacific Northwest.

The California Transportation Commission recently approved $124 million dollars for major improvements to I-5 through Redding.

Nearly 14,000 birds have died in a Klamath Basin botulism outbreak, prompting cooperation and renewed interest in a long-term water strategy.

The court decision upholds Oregon's recycling law that shifts recycling costs onto corporations.

The first large site in the continental U.S. for testing technologies that generate electricity from ocean waves is now open after securing a key green-energy approval from the Trump administration.

In recent years, people who live in the fire-prone landscapes of Northern California and Southern Oregon have had to confront new realities and risks created by changing climate conditions.

After years of landslides and traffic restrictions, the Last Chance Grade project in Del Norte County is moving into design ahead of planned construction in 2031.

Fire practitioners are using cooler, more humid summer evenings to conduct targeted burns near homes and restore landscapes along the Klamath River.

As the Oregon Department of Transportation faces potential staff cuts, some raise concerns about the state’s ability to respond to severe weather and a growing backlog of maintenance projects

The project will use native seeds and new mowing practices, while Southern Oregon advocates weigh the benefits and challenges of roadside habitat.

The decision to rescind the 25-year-old "roadless rule" was made without officials hosting any public meetings

County commissioners say an intergovernmental agreement with the state will expand local involvement in forest management.