IRS is giving Californians dealing with storm damage more time to file taxes
People experiencing storm damage in counties under the federal emergency declaration have an extra month to file taxes.
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People experiencing storm damage in counties under the federal emergency declaration have an extra month to file taxes.
As more rain is set to fall on Northern California into the weekend, homeowners still in recovery mode from storm damage are racing to prevent water damage.
Power outages, downed trees, property damage, and loss of life…it's a lot to take in. CBS13's Shawnte Passmore takes a look at the storm's impact on your mental health.
Californians living in counties under the Federal Emergency Declaration will get an extra month to file taxes.
Crews in Sacramento County have moved at least 700 trees that were blocking roads brought down by these back-to-back storms.
Wind gusts topped out just over 70 mph in some places and brought down big branches and trees.
Some animals at the Sacramento Zoo had to be evacuated from their enclosures because of fallen trees due to storm damage.
CBS13's Brady Halblieb is getting answers on how SMUD prioritizes it's response to power outages ahead of this week's storm.
CBS13's Kurtis Ming is getting answers on what you should do before you experience storm damage.
A huge tree came crashing down in a cemetery in Citrus Heights and had fallen onto Auburn Bouldevard.
Severe weather has knocked down trees and power lines onto roads and homes. Sacrament residents are working to clean up before another round of weather moves in.
Sacramento County crews are working to clear roads of fallen trees and restore power to thousands living in the dark following this weekend's severe storm.
Abortists in Sacramento County say every tree is a concern ahead of this week's storm.
More than 34 million Californians are under a flood watch as another storm threatens mudslides and power outages
Massive power outages are being reported around the region after extreme winds blew through Northern California overnight Saturday into Sunday.
The National Weather Service warned of a "relentless parade of atmospheric rivers" over the coming week.
Santa Cruz evacuated its wharf Thursday as the bomb cyclone continued to bear down on the coastal city, massively damaging piers and other structures along the way.
