
Climate, energy news roundup: August report from Climate Action Alliance of the Valley
Ancient giant sequoias in California, once considered impervious to flames, are again under threat from wildfires, this time in the Yosemite National Park.

Ancient giant sequoias in California, once considered impervious to flames, are again under threat from wildfires, this time in the Yosemite National Park.

Governor Glenn Youngkin announced he has chosen additional key administration appointments.

Unprecedented floods in South Asia and China have forced mass evacuations and left millions miserable.

Families from across Harrisonburg will gather at A Dream Come True Playground this week to participate in various games and activities, explore first responder and other vehicles, and have their car seats checked by certified technicians.

Pamplin Historical Park & The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier will host the third annual Breakthrough Car Show on Saturday, May 14.

Countries racing to replace Russian oil, gas and coal with their own dirty energy are making matters worse, warns United Nations secretary general António Guterres.

The Federal Transit Administration has awarded $915,600 in Bus and Bus Facilities Program funding to BRITE Transit, a service of the Central Shenandoah Planning District Commission.

Police departments are seeing an uptick in reports of vehicles being broken into, as well as the theft of motor vehicles and catalytic converters.

Nowadays, the ultimate goal of drivers is to travel economically by car. Learn some clever tricks to minimize the consumption of your vehicle.

The L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University has named seven honorees who will be recognized at the 15th Excellence in Virginia Government Awards.
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