In a ruling applauded by environmental groups, a federal judge has decided that explosives and sonar the Navy employs in training off the Southern California coast and beyond to Hawaii pose a greater ...

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Environmental organizations filed a lawsuit Monday against the National Marine Fisheries Service to demand it force the Navy to consider alternatives to its five-year plan that will ...

HONOLULU (AP) - The Navy agreed to limit its use of sonar and other training that inadvertently harms whales, dolphins and other marine mammals off Hawaii and California in a settlement with ...

LONG BEACH, Calif. – The Coastal Commission voted Wednesday to impose restrictions on the U.S. Navy’s use of sonar, which has been linked to harmful effects on whales and other marine mammals. The ...

Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall by PHUONG LE, Associated Press SEATTLE (AP) — The U.S. Navy has finalized a ...

SAN DIEGO (CBS/AP) -- The California Coastal Commission on Friday rejected a Navy explosives and sonar training program off the Southern California coast that critics said could harm endangered blue ...

SAN DIEGO >> The California Coastal Commission rejected a Navy explosives and sonar training program off the Southern California coast that critics said could harm endangered blue whales and other sea ...

It isn’t easy being a whale these days, cruising the channel between San Clemente and its namesake island 60 miles offshore. Whales, dolphins, sea lions and seals that live within the Navy’s Southern ...

The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Northern California. It claims the National Marine Fisheries Service failed to protect thousands of whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals ...

A federal judge ruled Thursday the National Marine Fisheries Service had “abused its discretion” when it gave approval for Navy ships to train with sonars some say harms marine mammals in a training ...

The U.S. Navy has agreed to limit the use of underwater explosives and specific frequencies of sonar during training in certain sensitive areas to protect whales, dolphins, and other marine mammals ...