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The Northern California town of Oroville this month declared itself a "constitutional republic" because of COVID-19. Residents have mixed feelings.

As the Dixie Fire calmed down, The Chronicle visited three towns in the Sierra to witness...

The bomb cyclone that hit the west coast on Sunday is the strongest ever recorded, breaking a record set in 1977. The deluge caused mudslides and saw people forced to evacuate.

A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for Butte County burn scars by the National Weather Service Saturday through late Sunday.

Northern California has had some light rain shower activity Thursday, but a more intense system will bring heavy rain and windy weather to our area late tonight and early Friday. Please drive carefully Friday morning!

Weather officials say heavy rain could also bring flooding and even ash and debris flows over burn scars in the region, including the Caldor and Dixie fires.

Most of the rain from this latest wave of wet weather has fallen over northern California, with light mist and drizzle in places. Many more rounds of rain, snow and wind are coming, however, and flooding will be possible near burn scars.

One, brutal year on a hotshot firefighting crew amidst the worst fire season on record in United States.

A significant storm is expected to strike Central and Northern California on Thursday night, with an even stronger system arriving Sunday.

A significant storm is expected to strike Central and Northern California on Thursday night, with an even stronger system arriving Sunday. Some areas of Santa Cruz County could see upward of 5 inches in the coming week.