The Environmental Protection Agency has repealed rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions from certain power plants. These rules applied to power plants that are fueled by coal and natural gas.
The repeal affects emissions that contribute to planet warming. Further details about the repeal are available from the source.
Limited information is provided about the repeal, but it is known that it applies to power plants using coal and natural gas, and that these plants emit planet-warming greenhouse gases.
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- A 16-year-old San Francisco boy's tragic death marked the first time that a new deadly street drug, cychlorphine, has been linked to a fatal overdose in the city. The 16-year-old victim was identified as Dante Lacourte, according to The New York Times. He ...
Judge dismisses cases against 18 people accused of failing to leave unpermitted party during pride weekend Judge tosses charges against Stud Alley partygoers ‘in the interest of justice...
Mission Local (SF neighborhood/civic news) · Sep 15, 2026
Tech-company leaders are sounding the alarm, calling for a slowdown in the development of artificial intelligence, including the CEO of and co-founder of Anthropic. But President Trump has made it clear he wants to charge full steam ahead with this technology. For more insight, w...
Centro Legal takes turns hosting the clinic on Wednesdays with their partner organizations, including the Eviction Defense Center and East Bay Community Law Center. Centro Legal will be hosting the clinic on September 23. David Hall, tenants’ rights co-director, gives insight....
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KTVU went along with Alameda County's Alternative Response Unit in San Leandro as it answered mental health calls Monday. The ARU handles many non-violent calls for help that usually would go to police or fire units. The fire department says the unit has been a success in matchin...
A Richmond little league association is facing an uncertain future after thieves broke into a trailer and stole equipment needed for the upcoming season. Now there's a call for help to restock what has been stolen....
RICHMOND, Calif. (KRON) -- The Richmond Little League had several pieces of equipment stolen just before Labor Day Weekend. The vice president of baseball for the league, Daniela Rueda Wallace, said the league’s storage container at Nicholl Park was broken into on Sept. 3. Thieve...
