Conservation aquaculture could bring more native oysters to plates and estuaries along the west coast.

Michele Barbato is looking in unexpected places for ways to build affordable homes that can handle disaster, including wildfires.

Why are some of us insomniacs and others “super sleepers”? Researchers are finding answers in our genes.

The impacts are most pronounced in Southern California’s low-income communities, researchers say.

University of California Board of Regents Chair John A. Pérez and UC President Michael V. Drake, M.D., today (June 30) issued the following statement on the Budget Act of 2021, which Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to sign in the coming days:

Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is higher than its been for millions of years. A technique called direct air capture could help.

Those with privilege are less aware of constraints others face and are more likely to punish subordinates, new research shows.

Scholars say the inflation surge is likely to be temporary as the economy emerges from the pandemic.

A new study suggests that nationwide data show women are in politics for the long haul, win or lose.

The formation of the first stars occurred 250 to 350 million years after the beginning of the universe, according to new UC Santa Cruz research.

Could San Francisco and L.A. become affordable again? Possibly, says economist Jan Brueckner.  

‘Earworms’ are more than a passing nuisance. They help us preserve memory – for music and for life.