Running On Empty: Water Recreation
Getting away for some "R-and-R" may be a bit more challenging in this drought.
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Getting away for some "R-and-R" may be a bit more challenging in this drought.
Some Californians aren't taking the drought seriously.
Our prolonged drought is starting to impact some people's health.
The drought has forced firefighters across California to rethink the way they fight fires.
There's a lesson to be learned from one city in the San Gabriel foothills that used up its water.
Southern California lives or dies on imported water.
The drought is already raising the cost of some foods, and the experts say prices will probably go even higher.
If you want an example of how to make saving water your lifestyle, just ask actor / environmentalist Ed Begley Jr.
Some people say we have plenty of water, even though we're in a drought.
After consulting with a major climatologist, KNX 1070 NEWSRADIO put together a year-by-year look into the future what California might be like should our epic drought go on.
Refer to this visitor's guide to Yellowstone National Park - the world's first national park featuring more geysers than any other location in the world.
CBS2's Stephanie Simmons introduces us to the local man who's been taking selfies with celebrities - for more than three decades.
"I think he's a worthless piece of crap, that he would steal from me and my children."
Diane Stretton made international headlines when she refused to leave the home where she had been working as a nanny for about two months.
"...My daughter was found on the side of the road covered in blood with no ID, unconscious. They are unsure what happened to her," the teen's mother wrote.
