Revelations that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem plans to abolish or shrink the Federal Emergency Management Agency sent shock waves through state and local emergency responders.

The justices seemed worried about toppling a popular program, but some voiced concerns about Congress handing off too much power to regulators.

Its absence marks a departure from recent administrations, including President Donald Trump’s first term.

Trigg Talley has been a fixture at global climate talks for two decades.

A new energy survey from the Dallas Fed found industry leaders hoping for more stability from the Trump administration.

The proposal from Assemblymember Robert Garcia aims to expand indirect source rules statewide.

A California Air Resources Board official said the agency is planning to beat the deadline to resubmit the program to the Office of Administrative Law.

The four-year court battle over the development was one of the most prominent examples of the increasing clash between two of California’s top priorities.

On average, the Southwest city doesn't reach 100 degrees until May 11, the National Weather Service said.

An ancient Buddhist temple, houses, factories and vehicles were destroyed in the wildfires that have burned more than 43,000 acres, officials said.

Drought relief came at a price, as flash floods forced hundreds of people to evacuate their homes, closed schools and highways, and swept cars away.

The Homeland Security secretary expressed support for eliminating long-term disaster recovery efforts under the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Some conservative lawmakers are quietly urging the president to restore funding cuts that threaten academic institutions in their states.

Advocates fear that the changes could help the agency administrator repossess billions of dollars that were awarded under the Biden administration.

Revival of a long-dormant legal theory could be the next step in an ongoing assault against the federal government. The court may not go that far.

The Trump administration's push to downsize the National Weather Service has compelled agency leaders to fly fewer weather ballon launches.

But no one at the hearing endorsed President Donald Trump's suggestion to abolish the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

The lawsuit says the Trump administration is withholding details about plans to revoke a scientific determination that serves as the foundation for climate rules.

Hawaiians are taking part in a rapidly growing program that helps residents assess their communities' fire risk and make plans to mitigate it.

Thousands of firefighters in South Korea were battling at least nine wildfires across the country.