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Californias water storage and delivery systems are in good shape heading into the rainy season, having benefited from last years rain and snowfall.

California has ended its water year with above average rain and snow, making it one of the wettest years in recorded state history.

California has ended its water year with above average rain and snow, making it one of the wettest years in recorded state history.

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California has ended its water year with above average rain and snow, making it one of the wettest years in recorded state history. The state got just over 33 and 1/2 inches of precipitation during the water year that ended Sept. 30. That's 141% of the state's historical average. It was enough water to fill the state's reservoirs to 128% of their historical average. Those reservoirs had dipped to dangerously low levels in recent years under extreme drought. All of that water appea...

A lengthy relicensing process has backers of electric dams calling for faster reviews at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

A look at what was making headlines in Whistler 10 years ago, during the week of May 29, 2013.

Declining revenue, growing inflation and high staff turnover are challenges in this year’s budget

As storms melt snowpack, managers released water to prevent reservoirs from overflowing and flooding Central Valley towns — and that sends water into the ocean. The warm rains melt snow

The latest wave in the parade of storms to slam the West Coast brought additional flooding hazards across California on Friday, killing at least two people and isolating several communities amid the first flash flood emergencies of the year. One of the two deaths associated with the storm occurred in Placer County, located in Northern California, and the second in San Bernardino County, located in the southern portion of the state, spokesperson Shawn Boyd told AccuWeather. A third person died on