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KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 530 February 8, 2023 - Vimarsana News

KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 530 February 8, 2023

he made a bad investment. >> i stopped to look -- >> reporter: he was simply moving his tesla from the front end of the house to the garage when the car seemed to take over. >> blocked the control, it's not stopping. bumped into the wall. >> reporter: it went careening into his home. this was the scene this morning when his tesla was removed from the wall it plowed into. he said he wasn't on autopilot and believes the car accelerated on its own. on the other side of the wall is plenty of damage. it hit hard enough to knock the refrigerator from the kitchen to the living room. he wasn...

California Reservoir Water Levels After Historic Rainfall - Vimarsana News

California Reservoir Water Levels After Historic Rainfall

The state's largest reservoir, Shasta Lake in Shasta County, has seen a huge increase in water levels in recent weeks.

Most of SLO County is no longer in drought - Vimarsana News

Most of SLO County is no longer in drought

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

San Luis Obispo County sees significant improvement in drought - Vimarsana News

San Luis Obispo County sees significant improvement in drought

By KAREN VELIE For more than 20 days, a series of storms unleashed torrential rains on San Luis Obispo County. These storms significantly improved SLO

Flowers and drought: What recent drenching means for San Diego - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Flowers and drought: What recent drenching means for San Diego - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Recent storms created a rare winter bloom in the Anza-Borrego desert, but they won't resolve San Diego's drought situation as the region relies heavily on the still-ailing Colorado River.