Two consecutive atmospheric rivers were expected to bring the threat of flooding to parts of the state, along with heavy snowfall at higher elevations.
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Parched California Misses a Chance to Store More Rain Underground
Torrential rains could have helped to replenish depleted aquifers, but some say state bureaucracy, designed to distribute water fairly, has stood in the way.
Video of Memphis Officers Beating Tyre Nichols Elicits Widespread Horror
As public officials and others condemned the actions they viewed, initial reactions from protesters around the country were largely peaceful.
More Rain Soaks California, Snarling Holiday Travel
The state’s northern and central regions have sustained the most damage during weeks of endless storms that have left at least 19 dead.
Whiteouts, Landslides and Floods Cut Off California Roads
The latest storms produced treacherous driving conditions across the state.
As California Faces Storms, Extreme Winds Cause Power Outage in Sacramento
More than 300,000 customers in the region lost electricity on Saturday night. A powerful storm system across the state on Monday could bring more flooding and outages.
North and Central California Could See Rain and High Winds for Days
Here is a day-by-day look at what to expect.
Floods Show California’s Climate Dilemma
As global warming brings more intense rainfall, experts say the state needs to give rivers more room to flood safely. But the obstacles are enormous.
Heavy Rain in California Causes Flooding But Offers Respite from Drought
Rain, snow and wind were battering parts of California on Saturday less than a week after another “atmospheric river” pounded the West Coast.
Elon Musk’s Cuts at Twitter? A Data Center, Janitors, Some Toilet Paper
Elon Musk has reduced the company to a bare-bones operation, and employees are under a “zero-based budgeting” mandate to justify any spending.
Sacramento Police Describe Weekend Shooting as a Gang Firefight
The police said that at least five gunmen were part of the downtown shooting that killed six people.
Victims of Sacramento Shooting Are Identified
It was still unclear by midmorning on Monday who was behind the shooting.
Six Dead and Nine Wounded in Shooting in Sacramento, Police Say
The shooting occurred in the downtown area early Sunday.
Six Dead and Nine Injured in Shooting in Sacramento, Police Say
The shooting occurred in the downtown area early on Sunday.
Victor Fazio, Longtime Democratic Leader in the House, Dies at 79
Known for his ability to work across the aisle, he represented the Sacramento area from 1979 to 1999 and rose to become chairman of the House Democratic caucus.
Ukrainians Are Trickling Into the U.S. to Warm Welcomes
Pressure is building on the Biden administration to speed up admissions for Ukrainian refugees, but some are already making their way to the United States.
Gunman Kills His 3 Children in Sacramento County Church
The man also fatally shot an adult before killing himself, the authorities said.
Joan Didion, Conservative
Why I am drawn to Didion’s earlier work and its ambiguities.
The Pricey California Market? In 2021, It Got Pricier.
Home prices in the state far outpaced the national average, with outlying suburbs and smaller metro areas seeing the most significant increases.
California Woman Pleads Guilty to Punching Flight Attendant in the Face
Vyvianna M. Quinonez, 28, bloodied a flight attendant in May on a Southwest Airlines flight to San Diego, prosecutors said.
Al Capone’s Possessions Sell for More Than $3 Million at Auction
More than 170 items once belonging to the infamous mob boss were sold at an auction in California last week, including his “favorite” pistol. It went for more than $1 million.
Setting Sail on the Winding Waterways of California’s Delta
The sprawling 1,250-square-mile system of water and farmland in Northern California is a four-season destination for watersport fans and home to many riverbank communities.
What You Need to Know About the California Recall, Explained
The 12 questions that help explain the historical, political and logistical forces behind the effort to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom of California.
Caldor Fire Prompts Evacuations in Northern California
For weeks, wildfires have skipped across forests and sparsely populated areas. But the Caldor fire, east of Sacramento, has forced 23,000 residents to leave their homes in recent days.
2 Airlines Will Postpone Serving Alcohol Amid Surge of In-Flight Violence
American and Southwest announced the policies after the latest assault was captured on a widely watched video that showed a woman punching a flight attendant in the face.
What $820,000 Buys You in California
A fairy-tale cottage in Little River, a Craftsman bungalow in Sacramento and a 1973 ranch house in Rancho Mirage.
U.S. Lutheran Church Elects its First Openly Transgender Bishop
The Rev. Megan Rohrer was elected to lead a synod that includes about 200 Lutheran congregations in Northern and Central California.
For Bears, California Recalls Are the Perfect Circus
A recall candidate hired a bear to draw attention to his campaign to oust Gov. Gavin Newsom, but the bear ended up drawing attention to the bear.
When Your West Wing Job Is Really, Really Far From the Oval Office
Because of the pandemic, some Biden administration officials continue to work from homes a long way from Washington. They see advantages in being outside the bubble.
What $1.7 Million Buys You in California
A 1928 Tudor Revival in Sacramento, an updated ranch house in Topanga and a circa-1900 cottage in San Francisco.
Plastic Surgeon Attends Video Traffic Court From Operating Room
California’s Medical Board started an investigation after Dr. Scott Green reported for the hearing on Zoom while in scrubs and with a patient on the operating table.
A Year of Watching Earthly Beauty Burn
From orbit, satellites send tragic evidence of climate change’s destructive power. This film covers 10 days, Sept. 7-16, 2020, a period of intense fires activity in North and South America.
Reform the Police? Guess Who Funds My State’s Officials
If the protests are to translate into laws, contributions for politicians from law enforcement must become toxic rather than coveted.
To Get Police Reform, ‘Defund the Politicians’
If the protests are to translate into laws, contributions for politicians from law enforcement must become toxic rather than coveted.
The Psychiatrist Will See You Online Now
Experts have long predicted that psychotherapy was poised to go virtual. The pandemic may prove them right.
Golden State Killer Cases: Joseph DeAngelo Pleads Guilty
In a converted ballroom in Sacramento, in front of victims and their families, the former police officer began admitting guilt to a multitude of crimes on Monday.
A Crisis That Began With an Image of Police Violence Keeps Providing More
Chaos in the streets and the ubiquity of cellphones have created a disturbing array of videos reflecting violent police behavior.
Amid Riots and a Pandemic, Church Attendance Resumes in ‘a Very Broken World’
In communities across the country, congregations that had sequestered for months to avoid the coronavirus ventured forth at a social distance in search of comfort.