The system is being driven by an area of low pressure off the coast of California that is slowly moving south from Canada.
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Is California still in a drought?
As California grapples with worsening climate extremes, officials warn that recent storms don’t add up to an end to the drought.
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California’s frigid February: Beach freeze warnings, record lows, ‘very treacherous’
After a wet January, some weather experts think recent low temperatures could be enough to stave off any dramatic snowpack loss.
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U.S. government will pay Tesla to open its charger network to non-Tesla EVs
The U.S. government will pay Tesla to supply 7,500 chargers for non-Tesla electric vehicles. How much extra those non-Tesla customers will pay is yet to be determined.
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Sen. Feinstein makes it official: She will retire at the end of her current term
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, 89, California’s longest-serving U.S. senator, announces she will not run for reelection at the end of her term in 2024.
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California’s snowpack is melting faster than ever before, leaving less available water
As the state gets drier and wildfires climb to higher elevations, snow is melting faster and earlier than before — even in the middle of winter.
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Police hunt for motive in Michigan State University shooting that killed 3, wounded 5
Police are searching for a motive in the shooting deaths Monday of three students at Michigan State University by a gunman who later killed himself.
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California considers legalizing cannabis cafes to help struggling marijuana industry
A proposed bill would allow for consumption of food and nonalcoholic drinks at California cannabis retailers.
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Eggs are so expensive, Californians are trying to bring them across the border from Mexico
Border agents are seeing more people trying to bring raw eggs across the border from Mexico because of their high cost in California.
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Could a red-light district for sex work happen in San Francisco?
As officials move to block vehicles from part of the Mission District over complaints of prostitution, the idea of designating an area for sex work gains traction.