Dozens of birds have met their sudden and violent demise in a California neighborhood in recent months, dropping out of the sky mid-flight and falling dead on city streets and in backyards.

Dozens of birds have met their sudden and violent demise in a California neighborhood in recent months, dropping out of the sky mid-flight and falling dead on city streets and in backyards.

In the quiet, hilly neighborhood of East Richmond Heights, a small group of neighbors is gathered to discuss the downy dead. “We are a tight neighborhood, but this has brought us even closer because ...

The Brief About 50 dead birds have been reported in a Contra Costa County neighborhood. Some residents suspected the birds were electrocuted by a power pole. But state wildlife officials found no ...

Residents of East Richmond Heights, an East Bay community less than 15 miles from San Francisco, have reported in recent weeks increasing numbers of birds dropping dead to the ground from power lines.

An East Bay community is trying to figure out why so many dead birds are appearing in their neighborhood. A Ring video in Richmond's East Richmond Heights neighborhood showed a bird falling from ...

Since then, Max said he has personally seen 20 dead birds. "We kinda were thinking back and it's probably been close to 50 between us and all of the neighbors between this pole and the pole over ...