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Candles and memories at a west oakland intersection where 10 years ago, a young mother died driving her baby to see his father. All the lights and all the signs. Reporter that child, 11 now. His dad ran to the scene to find his son in his car seat, had been pulled out and rushed to the hospital. Paramedics tried but couldnt save the mom. 25yearold marquita bosley of pittsburgh. Witnesses said her last words were about her baby. My baby, my baby. She loved him so much. Reporter a happy and health...

In spots. 63 degrees in concord. 59 degrees in San Francisco, and 63 degrees in santa rosa says the great elizabeth. Yes, i know. The great winger. Have the same ring to it. Yeah. All right. Lets go out live towards the golden gate bridge. Got some flashing lights going on right now, and doing those lane changes. Those are the crews out there right now. Theyre opening four in the southbound commute direction, two in the northbound. Anyway, theres no delay in either direction right now. Everythin...

Giant Australian Cuttlefish have returned in massive numbers for their annual aggregation in the cold waters near Whyalla, and this year there is a new way to mark the occasion without getting wet.

June is here. As well as marking the onset of the academic summer, June is recognized as Pride Month, a time when some celebrate the myriad manifestations of human sexuality.

The state government makes a fishing ban on cuttlefish permanent to protect a National Heritage-Listed breeding activity in the Upper Spencer Gulf.

Torres Strait Islander people have a rich cultural identity unique to that of Aboriginal Australians, yet few travellers will have heard of them.

An Australian-led study has found varying concentrations of microplastics in mussels, stoking fears for hum...

Australian researchers have found microplastics in variable concentrations in blue mussels and water within the intertidal zone at some of the countrys most popular and more remote beaches.This means microplastics are now finding their way ...

Plastic rubbish has been found all over the place and currently, broken-down microplastics are discovered in variable concentrations in water and blue mussels and inside the intertidal zone at a few of the most famous and highly remote beaches in southern Australia.

Microplastics in the food chain Blue mussels absorb pollution in urban and regional SA