Conservationists and environmental groups on Friday marked the completion of a $20 million restoration project in Mountain View that transformed a 435-acre former salt pond, along with an adjacent ...

NEWSCENTER 5 SHARMAN. THANK YOU. A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FOR SALT THESE DAYS, BUT NOT EVERYONE IS FINDING IT EASY TO GET. FOR OUR ROADS, NEWSCENTER 5 TED WAYMAN IS LIVE IN CHESTNUT HILL TED. HEY ...

Construction equipment on the bank of pond A2W in Mountain View on Dec. 15, 2025. Photo by Magali Gauthier. Yearslong construction work to transform a 435-acre pond once used for salt harvesting into ...

A 14-foot-long thresher shark died Tuesday after becoming stranded in shallow water off the coast of Massachusetts. The New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance (NECWA), a nonprofit organization that ...

There’s a big new development going up in Mountain View along the edge of San Francisco Bay. But it’s not a tech company headquarters or a condo project. It’s for birds, and fish and hikers. Workers ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Villagers harvest salt from five-century-old family ponds using an ancient Quechua principle of collective labor ...

It was only a matter of time before a white shark showed up for breakfast. Shark researcher John Chisholm called it when he spotted a colony of seals off Plymouth's Manomet Point over the weekend.

Great white sharks have some competition. Another shark species was spotted attacking seals off Massachusetts for the first time, according to local shark researchers. Dusky sharks were seen preying ...

What a Jaws-some experience. A great white shark shocked two Massachusetts paddleboarders as it swam just feet away from the two friends enjoying their Fourth of July evening on the water. College ...

While much of the public safety focus is on great white sharks in the ocean, fishermen need to be “very cautious” when catching and releasing a different type of shark. A 21-year-old man learned that ...

Basking sharks, despite their size, pose no threat to humans. They have tiny teeth, no interest in large prey, and spend most of their time following plankton blooms. Just in time for the 50th ...