Flood watch: $2 billion damage expected | John Lindt
Flooding from this year's snowmelt could cause $2 billion in property and other economic damage in Kings County.
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Flooding from this year's snowmelt could cause $2 billion in property and other economic damage in Kings County.
The Central Valley has got its good news and bad news. There is a record 305% of average snowpack in the southern Sierra and a forecast for a high of
The Employment Development Department says the unemployment rate in Kings County was 9.2% in February, up from a revised 8.7% in January, and above the year-ago estimate of 8.9%.
Figure Tulare Lake will indeed come back – just one of the rivers that feeds it, the Kings River, now has an estimate of April-July runoff that should be over
The southern Sierra now has the largest snowpack in recorded history (as measured by snow water equivalent). Not just for March 15, but at any time.