The East Bay Regional Park District celebrated its 90th anniversary with state officials recognizing its contribution to park conservation and public service.

Napa County plans to buy 874-acre Skyline Wilderness Park from California for $7.26 million, ensuring its continued use as a recreation and conservation area.

Mayor London Breed announced a plan to transform Embarcadero Plaza into a vibrant park in downtown San Francisco in collaboration with BXP Inc. and the Downtown SF Partnership.

The Ninth and Lincoln entrance of Golden Gate Park in San Francisco has been upgraded with new plazas, landscaping, and safety features, enhancing the gateway to the park.

Tilden Regional Park's South Park Drive is closed to vehicles from Nov 1 to Mar 31, 2025, for newt migration, allowing safe crossing for the amphibians.

Pond Farm Pottery was celebrated as a National Historic Landmark with a plaque dedication, recognizing Marguerite Wildenhain's influence on the American Studio Pottery Movement.

California's commercial Dungeness crab season start has been postponed until at least December 1 to protect migrating humpback whales, while recreational crabbing begins November 2 with restrictions.

Sonoma County parks and CAL FIRE will conduct a controlled burn in Monte Rio, covering 30 acres on Oct. 24-25 for fire prevention and forest management.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed celebrated the opening of Bayfront Park, a new green space in Mission Bay, designed for climate resilience and community enjoyment.

Oakland Zoo's last African elephant, Osh, moved to The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee for companionship and care, after nearly two decades at the zoo.

California State Parks and CAL FIRE plan prescribed burns at Salt Point State Park, affecting 261 acres to reduce wildfire risks and improve ecosystem health.

A controlled burn is scheduled at Tolay Lake Regional Park by Sonoma County Regional Parks, FIGR, and CAL FIRE for wildfire prevention and ecological benefits on Oct. 23, with the park closed for safety.

San Francisco opens its most expensive city-owned park, offering amenities like rowboats and performances, with an emphasis on community connection and historical significance.