The bonded, black and white duck couple have become rock stars on Twitter and Reddit, but they’ve been enduring some serious pain and suffering behind the feathers.

At least a dozen feral cats have been shot and killed by park authorities at Martin Luther King Jr. Shoreline, and animal lovers are up in arms over the aggressive tactics.

East Bay Regional Parks’ newest park opened this week, spanning 45 acres of Oakland’s historic shoreline and reusing some of the old Bay Bridge’s foundation for public space.

Socially distanced hiking is a release valve for Oaklanders sheltered in place, but local trails aren't as open as officials claim they should be.

Three years in the making, the Zoo's state wildlife exhibit is now open to the public.

Caltrans is moving forward with plans to create a recreation area on converted piers of the old Bay Bridge.

The interactive exhibit gathers stories from local farmers and gardeners.

Once constructed, the park will connect to the Bay Bridge's pedestrian and bike paths.

At her urban farm, Kathryn Porter keeps bees, chickens and raises fresh vegetables.

Tiki reached 95 in equivalent human years and helped zookeepers create new medical treatments for giraffes.

The North Bay fires will continue to bring "unprecedented levels of air pollution."

Despite the fog, skywatchers across the Bay Area did their best to get a glimpse of today's celestial event.

The black crowned night heron is seen all over the city and nests in large groups downtown.