Northern lights, or aurora borealis, is expected to peak in 2024. An astronomy expert explains why and if California will see the phenomenon.

Northern California skywatchers hoping for another chance to capture photos of the Northern Lights on Friday do not appear to face conditions as favorable as they were a night earlier.

Northern Lights in California: Will there be another chance to see an aurora on Friday? The aurora borealis dazzled people across the United States on Thursday.

Will the northern lights be visible in California? The stunning display of lights, also known as the aurora, has become “less likely” for people in the very far northern part of California to ...

If you're thinking of setting out on an aurora borealis quest tonight, the chances of seeing one are slim but not zero. Here's how to use the smartphone to capture one.

Aurora Borealis shined over Northern California Thursday, a rare occurrence that doesn’t happen often. Could it happen again?

Photos of a little-known phenomenon called a SAR arc show a red glow over parts of California during Sunday night’s geomagnetic storm.

Some lucky states in the United States have a chance at seeing the northern lights, or the aurora borealis, at night on Monday, June 2. The Space Weather Prediction Center published on Monday its ...

Aurora Borealis made a surprise trip down to the continental United States last week. Three experts weigh in on why it happened and whether it will happen again.

The northern lights provided quite the show for many people across Northern California Friday night, and many astonishing photos of the sky were shared across social media on Saturday.

Northern Lights seen over CA Sunday night, and may soon be visible again The aurora borealis were seen above Lake Sonoma, in Yountville, Mendocino County, and also in Yosemite.