"It's not uncommon for trained marine mammal response organizations in NOAA's West Coast Marine Mammal Stranding Network (Washington, Oregon and California) to rescue seals, sea lions, sea otters in ...

The list of weather-related jobs that no longer exist is getting longer, and should be cause for concern for all U.S. surfers ...

Chanting “Elon Musk has got to go” into a pink bullhorn, Carolanne Fry led about 350 demonstrators in a noisy march outside a ...

The planned drawdown of Detroit Lake could bring major complications for the drinking water systems in Salem and Stayton.

My work was very much about making NOAA more efficient,” said Kristen Don, who worked at the Newport center. “So, it’s a ...

Firings and layoffs of federal workers by the Trump administration are likely to have marked effects on the economies of ...

Job losses at NOAA cover a spectrum of fisheries duties and could impact health, safety and economies on the Oregon coast.

Oregon congresswomen described the current state of union as "chaotic" and potentially facing a "constitutional crisis." ...

Oregon’s state climatologist is worried that cuts at Oregon’s four National Weather Service offices could hurt the ability to send warnings before and during severe weather. State Climatologist Larry ...

President Trump’s actions during his first month in office have sparked an uproar throughout the Northwest, with weekly ...

The mass firing of employees at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration could have major consequences for Oregon.

The long-term impacts of recent staff cuts at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are still unknown, but fishery managers on the West Coast say the situation is troubling.