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California’s early May light rain added some water to the state’s already very full reservoirs, but its impact was small compared to the winter deluge.

What is the as-yet-unofficial animal of San Francisco? Who is creating “academic village” housing in the Tenderloin? 

Severe storms may have filled reservoirs but in the Golden State, a dry spell is ‘always lurking in the background’

After several days of rain and cloudy weather, the skies cleared enough Thursday to give residents a glimpse of the surrounding snow-covered peaks.

After several days of rain and cloudy weather, the skies cleared enough Thursday to give residents a glimpse of the surrounding snow-covered peaks.

After several days of rain and cloudy weather, the skies cleared enough Thursday to give residents a glimpse of the surrounding snow-covered peaks.

Lake Shasta has risen 8 feet over the last week and more than 100 feet since Dec. 1.

North State storm could bring rain, wind and possibly funnel clouds

"I think we can safely say we are in very good shape compared to last year," Jeff Mount, from the Public Policy Institute of California, told Newsweek.

By KAREN VELIE The latest round of storms that pounded San Luis Obispo County brought some good news, the county is no longer considered in drought,