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How Water Gets From the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the Rest of California
Strong storms and cold temperatures are the right ingredients for a deep snowpack in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, which provides water for about 23 million Californians from the Bay Area to Southern California. So how does all that water actually travel hundreds of miles through the Bay Area and Central Valley to Southern California?
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California Science Center, African-American Museum Set To Reopen
A pair of Exposition Park museums will reopen their doors Saturday after year-long closures prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, but capacity will be limited and advance tickets are required.
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Prosecutor: Man Propped Dead Wife on Sofa in Front of Kids
A prosecutor says a Southern California man killed his wife, then propped her body on a sofa in front of their children as they opened Christmas presents
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Some Fitness Trainers Got Vaccine as ‘Health Care Workers'
Some fitness trainers in California were able to get vaccinated against COVID-19 after state health officials created a loophole that helped them qualify as health care workers
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Maps: Wildfire Burn Areas Threatened by Storms in California
Wildfires left residents who live near burn areas facing another threat this winter in California. The fires stripped vegetation from hillsides, leaving those ares more susceptible to flooding and debris flows during storms.
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33 Missing Children Rescued in Los Angeles Trafficking Operation
Almost three-dozen missing children — including eight who were being sexually exploited at the time of recovery — have been found in Southern California during a recent operation, the FBI announced Saturday.
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New Lawsuit Aims to Protect Endangered Whales in SoCal From Being Struck by Ships
The Center for Biological Diversity and Friends of the Earth filed a lawsuit Thursday accusing the Trump administration of failing to protect endangered whales from being struck by ships using ports in Los Angeles and Long Beach.
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PHOTOS: SpaceX Falcon 9 Lights Up SoCal Sky
SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket on Sunday evening from Vandenberg Air Force Base in Lompoc, and the sky over Southern California lit up with the bright light.
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Manhattan Beach to Remove Public Seating Sunday Due to Increase on COVID-19 Cases
As the number of new COVID-19 cases continues to rise across Los Angeles County, Manhattan Beach is closing outdoor seating spaces on public property, effective Sunday at 10 p.m.
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FEMA Ranks Riverside County Among Riskiest in U.S. For Natural Disasters
Riverside County has landed in the top 10 of an unenviable list — the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s rankings of the riskiest counties in America.
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Southern California Mortuaries Stretched During Virus Surge
Southern California funeral homes are turning away bereaved families because they’re running out of space for the bodies piling up during an unrelenting coronavirus surge
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Are Local Shark Sightings Becoming More Frequent?
On Wednesday, Phil Garn got the scare of a lifetime. He went out for his regular ocean swim in Coronado and came face-to-face with a shark. Luckily, the shark only bit into his fin but was enough to send him frantically swimming back to shore. As a long-distance swimmer, Garn is used to sharing the ocean with sharks but making…
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With Decreased ICU Capacity, State Extends Southern California's Stay-at-Home Order
Southern California’s stay-at-home order will remain in place for the foreseeable future as the region grapples with a gripped ICU capacity, Dr. Mark Ghaly, Secretary of the California Health and Human Service, said on Tuesday.
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SoCal's Stay-Home Order Expected to Be Extended
Southern California’s stay-home order was slated to expire but with surging COVID-19 cases and minimal to no improvement in ICU capacity, that order is expected to extend.
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COVID-19 Vaccinations Begin in SoCal, But Virus Fight Goes On
With her co-workers cheering her on, an intensive care unit nurse at Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Monday received one of the first doses in the state of a long-awaited vaccine to prevent COVID-19. Helen Cordova sat patiently and joked with other medical personnel as she was given the Pfizer vaccine — administered with a shot in her right arm.
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Stater Bros. Supermarkets to Provide Extra Pay to Employees During Pandemic
The Stater Bros. supermarket chain announced Tuesday that it will pay an incentive of an additional $2 per hour for all its employees because they face the risks of the coronavirus pandemic on a daily basis.
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This Is What's Still Open — And What Is Closed — During SoCal's New Stay-at-Home Order
San Diego County and other local counties are once again under stay-at-home orders since Southern California’s ICU bed capacity dipped to 12.5%.
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What Is and Is NOT Open in San Diego County Under the Stay at Home Order?
Here’s a look at what is and is NOT open in San Diego County under the stay-at-home order starting Dec. 7, 2020.
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Breaking Down SoCal's New Stay-At-Home Order
San Diego County is now under another stay-at-home order due to Southern California’s decreased ICU bed capacity. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford explains what it means and what is impacted.