Pioneering UC research connects the dots between health and exposure to agricultural chemicals.

While the U.S. economy rebounds, persistent low wages are costing taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars in public support to working families,

Thirteen fellows from seven campuses are among the newly named honorees for 2015.

Why do some children's language skills progress, and others' falter? Differences in brain activation may explain why.

Social psychologist studies the emotional disconnect between who we are now, and who we will be years from now.

Research suggests that pre-kindergarten may be too late to start trying to close persistent academic achievement gaps between Latino and white students.

Researchers forge strategies to accurately estimate snowpack, soil moisture and surface-water volumes, and improve monitoring of groundwater.

'Wellderly' may have unknowingly fought — and beaten — cancer; their immune systems may hint at how.

‘Wasabi receptor’ — why your sinuses tingle when you taste it — points to future pain drug development.

UC Berkeley researchers are using crowdsourcing to help map the location of edible weeds, and logging their findings on an app called iNaturalist.

Decentralized transmission networks, cheap photovoltaics, sophisticated low-energy appliances, mobile phones and 'virtual' financial services are all merging to create an alternative power grid.

Water clarity in 2014 at the lake was the best in more than a decade.