The Oakland Zoo provided a haven for a rescued marmoset named Estrela, emphasizing the struggle against illegal pet trade and the challenges of accommodating such animals.

A study by Berkeley Lab and UC Berkeley found that coastal wetlands emit more methane than expected, challenging the belief that increased salinity reduces methane production.

Officials warn against toxic mushrooms, such as the Death Cap and Western Destroying Angel, that pose lethal risks in the East Bay parks, urging public and pet safety.

Bird lovers in the East Bay participated in the 82nd Oakland Christmas Bird Count, contributing to conservation efforts while also fostering community and inclusivity in birding.

Sunol's Tyler Ranch Staging Area opens, offering 18 miles of new trails and amenities for park-goers.

Oakland Zoo offers shelter to orphaned mountain lion cubs, prompting a continued push for safe animal passages.

Pleasantons city council invests 1.9m in revamping Lions Wayside and Delucchi Parks for improved community spaces and residents well-being.

Swarms of "ballooning" baby spiders take to the skies in an eerie spectacle over San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, and beyond in the Bay Area.

When an owl found itself stranded on a freeway median, it took a group effort by two officers and multiple organizations to ensure its safe rescue and rehabilitation.

Iconic Mission Peak Pole triumphantly restored, back in its original place to greet hikers and community members alike, after being vandalized in late September.

Discover how an outdoor cinema event in Berkeley connects the community with native wildlife conservation efforts through a documentary, "Wings of Life," and an engaging group discussion.

A century since their last visit, six California condors take flight over Mount Diablo, proving efforts to save the species are on the right track.

Vandalism strikes an iconic landmark as the beloved Mission Peak pole is mysteriously cut down, leaving park officials asking for assistance in finding those responsible.