Thousands Evacuated As Floods Inundate Areas Of San Jose
Rising floodwaters sent at least 14,000 residents fleeing inundated homes in San Jose and forced the shutdown of a major freeway Wednesday.
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Rising floodwaters sent at least 14,000 residents fleeing inundated homes in San Jose and forced the shutdown of a major freeway Wednesday.
Police are investigating after a man was struck and killed in a Sacramento roadway Tuesday night.
The Tuolumne River continues to swell with the opening one of the spillways at the Don Pedro Reservoir.
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You've heard of air bags exploding when they shouldn't, some even killing people, but Sacramento mom Effie Greer says her car's airbag did not go off in a crash when her sister was driving.
Thousands of bee boxes were under water during the storm. At $200 a box that's hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Technology from an Auburn-based company is stopping patrol car theft before it happens, creating a new generation of police cars.
The Tuolumne River continues to swell with the opening of the Don Pedro spillway. The river rose above flood stage Tuesday, and the city of Modesto is seeing some of that impact.
Attorney Sergio Garcia is offering legal help to families who are afraid they'll be forced apart by new federal immigration enforcement.
It's been a rough winter for people traveling in and out of the Sierra as both Highway 50 and Interstate 80 have been closed several times this year.
A Caltrans employee narrowly escaped his vehicle early Tuesday morning after a tree crashed down right on top of him.
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Camp leader Phyllis Young said rain Monday hampered that effort, and that Native Americans also took time out for traditional ceremonies related to the weather. Frozen ground also is making it difficult for people to remove tent stakes, she said.
