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What's Up in San Diego County for Feb. 21, 2022
Sanctions on Russia could send already high gas prices even higher. And Imperial Beach water closure has been lifted. Plus, a winter storm warning is in effect until Wednesday.
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Punxsutawney Phil Predicts 6 More Weeks of Winter
Punxsutawney Phil emerged Wednesday to predict six more weeks of winter. The groundhog’s prediction came as 90 million people are currently under winter weather alerts as a major storm sweeps across more than 2,000 miles of the U.S.
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Keep Your Kids Warm and Dry with Shred Dog
Hit the slopes with the family and keep the kids warm, dry, and comfy all day long. California Live’s Ross Thomas talks to Co-Founders, Mark Dietz and Dallas Moore about their winter clothing line for kids, ‘Shred Dog’. This multi-layer gear is tailored for children with their necessities in mind and offers child-friendly features such as lengthening sleeves to grow...
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New Year Brings More Canceled Flights for Air Travelers
The new year is bringing more of the same old misery that air travelers in the United States have been enduring for more than a week
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WATCH: Dashcam Catches Moment Falling Tree Almost Crushes Car
A dashcam caught the moment a falling tree almost crushed an Oregon Department of Transportation vehicle.
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Shortage of Snowplow Drivers Hampers States as Storms Arrive
This winter, more motorists may find themselves stuck on snowy highways or have their travel delayed due to a shortage of snowplow drivers
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Woman Delivers Premature ‘Miracle' Baby in Car During Texas Storm
Helen and Abiey Woldemichael chose the perfect name for their daughter, who was born at 25 weeks gestation during Texas’ winter storm Uri. “Amari means miracle in Hebrew,” Abiey, 33, told TODAY Parents. “And that’s what she is.” Amari’s team of doctors agree. Helen, who wasn’t due until May 30, gave birth to Amari in the backseat of her car on the way to Baylor...
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Texas PUC Chairman Resigns After Winter Storm Energy Crisis Knocks Out Power to Millions for Days
In a letter to Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday, DeAnn Walker resigned as the Chairman of the Public Utility Commission of Texas and is calling on others to come forward and accept their role in last month’s energy crisis.
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Biden Surveys Texas Weather Damage, Encourages Virus Shots
President Joe Biden heard firsthand from Texans clobbered by this month’s brutal winter weather on Friday and pledged to stick with them “for the long haul” as he made his first trip to a major disaster area since he took office.
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Dogs Find New Home in San Diego After Texas Storms Make Shelter ‘Uninhabitable'
More than two dozen Texas dogs arrived in San Diego , seeking warmer weather and a second chance at a forever home following brutal winter storms.
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Winter Weather Exposes Nation's Aging Waterworks
The snow and ice that crippled some states across the South has melted, but it has exposed the fragility of aging waterworks that experts have been warning about for years.
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3 Kids, Grandmother Die in Texas House Fire After Trying to Stay Warm During Blackout
Three children and their grandmother died in a house fire last week near Houston during a power outage as historic cold weather swept Texas, according to local officials, NBC News reports. Firefighters received an emergency call around 2 a.m. on Feb. 16 and arrived at Jackie Pham Nguyen’s home shortly after, only to find the structure already “engulfed” in flames,...
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Biden to Visit Storm-Ravaged Texas Friday
President Joe Biden will visit Texas on Friday as the state begins its recovery from a devastating winter storm that caused serious damage to homes and businesses across the state and left many without power or clean water for days
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Stranded Delivery Driver Taken in by Texas Couple for 6 Days During Winter Storm
When record cold temperatures, heavy snows and power outages hit Texas this week, many were stuck in their homes or stranded on the roads.
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Power Failure: How a Winter Storm Pushed Texas Into Crisis
The disaster can be traced to mistakes by Texas’ leadership and faults created by decades of opposition to more regulations and preparation.
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Why Some Texans Are Getting Sky-High Energy Bills
After unusual icy weather left millions of Texans without power, some are facing another crisis: Sky-high electricity bills
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Hospitals Confront Water Shortages in Winter Storm Aftermath
Hospitals across the South are grappling with water shortages as the region carries on with recovery efforts in the wake of a devastating winter storm.
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Suspected Hypothermia Deaths in Homes Mount in Texas
With the snow and ice clearing in Texas after days of unusual cold, authorities are finding the bodies of people who likely froze to death as they struggled to stay warm after electricity was cut to millions.
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Frozen Pipes, Electric Woes Remain as Cold Snap Eases Grip
Higher temperatures are spreading across the southern United States, bringing some relief to a region weary of winter
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Overflowing Toilets, Frigid Cells, No Running Water: Inside Texas' ‘Inhumane' Jails
The massive winter storm that walloped the South this week left thousands of Texans without power and running water. Inside the walls of several Texas prisons and jails, incarcerated people have faced abominable conditions, according to interviews with inmates, family members and advocates. Many facilities have gone long stretches with no heat, leaving inmates shivering in their cells. A lack…