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Weather for the algae blooms releasing the toxins into the water. So for now, its on to plan b, dodgeball and picnic. Being that im eight months pregnant, we wanted to come and go swimming because its comfortable because i have limited physical activity so it was a little disappointing. Reporter the swimming ban doesnt happen often at lak temescal. They say this is the first time in 20 years. Live in oakland, im da lin, kpix 5. The east Bay Regional Park District also bans swimming at the popula...

Stages. The rest of the bay area is actually friday light. We are not seeing any major hot spots to slow you down so heres a live look in dublin pleasanton all those headlights you see there, westbound traffic in the commute direction. It looks okay right now on the approach to 680. And just a few brake lights as you can see there a little sluggish from 205 to north flynn. But its not enough to impact the drive time yet to the dublin interchange and a quick live look at the bay bridge, where thi...

Hamas provoked israel in order to actually cause what we are now seeing. Iran and the extension of nuclear talks. Any enrichment will trigger an arms race in the middle east. And on her future plans, of course. But first, heres my take. Some of president obamas critics have an alternative policy toward russia that they propose. The president , they say, should call Vladimir Putin a thug. Okay, but the fact is that what putin is going to worry about these days are not american words but european ...

This idea dates back to the Russians in the early 1970s. The surface of Venus is far too hot, and the atmosphere too dense, for Earth life. However, our air is a lifting gas on Venus with about half the lifting power of helium on Earth.

Director of Downpatrick aerospace business is handed seven-year ban

As the search continues for five people aboard the submarine, John Powell, the president of JP Aerospace, says there is hope, but the clock is ticking.

John Powell says the missing submersible shines a light on the risky relationship between privately funded experiences and scientific research.

Academics, private companies, and militaries around the world are building new vehicles capable of flight at the highest altitudes of near-space.

Academics, private companies, and militaries around the world are building new vehicles capable of flight at the highest altitudes of near-space.

The Sacramento region isn’t the aerospace hub it once was, but local companies are still doing cool things