California's snowpack nears historic average with more storms on the way
The snowpack provides about a third of the water used each year in California, which is home to 39 million people and grows ...
California’s snowpack sees solid rebound. Here’s how much is saved in the Sierra
California’s snowpack made a solid rebound ahead of the summer months, thanks to a string of cold and wet storms that pounded ...
Gov. Newsom issues order for undergrounding power lines in fire zones
Many residents who’ve lost their homes have expressed strong support for putting power lines underground so they cannot blow ...
Lawsuit alleges DWP power lines played role in Palisades fire
Palisades fire victims are suing LADWP, claiming downed power lines caused a second ignition — and the utility tried to hide ...
With billions at stake, lawyers pour into Altadena and race to courthouse
In churches and community centers, on private Zoom calls, and at public food giveaways, lawyers and their swarm of assistants ...
University of California imposes systemwide hiring freeze, end to diversity statements
Facing state budget cuts and threats to federal funding by President Donald Trump, the University of California announced an ...
Residents in wildfire zones demand underground power lines, but process is slow, costly
In Malibu, dozens of beachfront homes were burned to the ground as a result of the Palisades fire, which destroyed a total of ...
‘Puddles and ditches’: California considers protecting wetlands from Trump order
Trump — once again — will rein in the nation's law protecting waterways. At stake are seasonal streams and ponds. The move is ...
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Why Trump is already worrying the people in charge of the Colorado River
Trump’s early actions, from staff cuts to directly ordering the US Army Corps of Engineers to open two California dams, have led to concerns over the stability of water management in the region.