California Hunting and Fishing

Officials found the men poached 36 sturgeon from the Sacramento River and allegedly committed several other wildlife violations

Golden State hunters and wildlife are facing fallout from megafires, urban sprawl, ammo scarcity, and pending anti-hunting legislation. Some say the sport is on its way out

After a long day on the water trying to fill their limits, the three fishermen spotted the teenagers in the water on their way back to the harbor

The cougar seemed just as spooked as the shoppers, and the 113-pound cat was tranquilized after it ran into a nearby office building

Some hunters in the state say the bill could diminish hunting opportunities, reduce conservation funding, and open the door to a broader anti-hunting agenda

Residents say the turkeys in the Sacramento neighborhood are notoriously aggressive toward delivery drivers. One stick-wielding postman apparently had enough of this hostile behavior

Game wardens released a federally-protected green sturgeon, after it was found in the back of an SUV

Recently introduced legislation in California aims to help control the state's rapidly growing wild pig population by lifting remaining hunting restrictions

Last year was one of the worst years on record for winter-run chinook in the Sacramento River

New report shows that collisions involving vehicles and some 400 species of wildlife cost the state at least $1 billion from 2016 to 2020