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Abortists in Sacramento County say every tree is a concern ahead of this week's storm.
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Abortists in Sacramento County say every tree is a concern ahead of this week's storm.
Crews are working to inspect and repair levees around the Wilton area ahead of this week's storm.
More than 34 million Californians are under a flood watch as another storm threatens mudslides and power outages
NOAA's hurricane hunters are flying through the atmospheric river systems plaguing California since Christmas week.
The Sacramento County Coroner's Office says there were two people who died in storm-related incidents over the weekend.
We’re keeping track of the storm and its impacts across Northern California today.
It appears the river level is staying lower than the previous storm that caused numerous levee breaches.
I-80 was closed through the morning commute due to significant flooding.
Boats and the dock were damaged in Sunday's extreme wind storm.
More snow is starting to coat the area again.
The ground is so saturated after the series of storms that have hit the region.
"The West Coast remains under the target of a relentless parade of cyclones," the National Weather Service said in an advisory.
A large old tree at one of East Sacramento's parks has been toppled by the storm.
Roads are a mess around the Sacramento area after extreme winds blew through the region overnight into Sunday.
Showers are light and winds are breezy -- nothing like we saw overnight.
Although the most powerful part of this storm has moved on, there's more extreme weather on the way.
A large tree fell across Anderson Way in Placerville, blocking lanes. City crews say they'll remove the tree after the storm passes. Fortunately for a family living nearby, none of their vehicles were damaged; however, they were left without power.
At around 2:20 a.m. Thursday morning, Rachel Wulff was notified that crews at least one levee have successfully filled the break and built it up to the 10-foot mark.
Sacramento County wants to make sure your four-legged friends stay safe as the storm blows through.
Residents of 15 homes in Richmond voluntarily evacuated Tuesday night and Wednesday after the hillside above the Seacliff development began showing signs of mudslides.
Crews are working long hours to repair levees that broke during the New Year's Eve storm, including one on Bradley Ranch Road. The break, now known as the Bradley Break, flooded a nearby farm. Fortunately, the weather is cooperating now, allowing crews to fill a 2,000-foot break up to the 10-foot-high mark.
People should expect some roadways to be proactively closed by officials if conditions aren’t safe.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a state emergency declaration as the storm approached Wednesday morning.
Bradshaw Animal Shelter is begging for people to become emergency fosters so that there's some room.
The hole was at least 10-feet deep and four-feet wide.
