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California storms boost water allocation for cities

US & Canada · Sacramento

California storms boost water allocation for cities

53% Center coverage: 51 sources

Nine atmospheric rivers dumped an estimated 32 trillion gallons of water on the state in three weeks. It was enough to increase water storage in the state's two largest reservoirs by a combined 66%. More water could be on the way. As of Tuesday, California had more than twice as much snow in the mountains compared to hits historical average.See the Story

Massive Grandmother Oak keeps giving back

Massive Grandmother Oak keeps giving back

Why this 300- to 400-year-old oak continues to awe visitors and serves as the hub of a Sonoma Garden Park ecosystem.See the Story

Commentary: Pacaso update — one year later on Old Winery Court

Commentary: Pacaso update — one year later on Old Winery Court

Since February there have been at least 44 “turnovers” with a steady stream of strangers staying in the house. We believe these to be employees or friends of Pacaso.See the Story

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Covina-Valley Unified schools on verge of modified classes amid possible teacher's strike

Coverage: 4 sources

Dozens of teachers marched in the brisk morning air, ahead of negotiations in which the district and union leaders will see if they can work out a deal. Teachers want a raise, but the district wants a hard cap on health benefits. A strike could impact more than 13,000 students in a district that draws from surrounding communities.See the Story

Egan Warming Centers activated Wednesday; volunteers continue to be needed.

Egan Warming Centers will activate on Wednesday, December 14. Volunteers are needed to staff the shelters as overnight temperatures are forecast to be below fSee the Story

Dia De Los Muertos comes to downtown Flint

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Dia De Los Muertos is an important event in Latin communities meant to honor loved ones that have died. The Latinx Technology & Community Center hosted a bigger event in Brush Alley. Visitors were encouraged to place photos of loved ones on several ofrendas. Free tamales, hot chocolate and pan dulce was given out to visitors.See the Story

Eastern Visayas · Eastern Visayas

Vis-Min flooding death toll now 13

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The death toll due to heavy rains that spawned floods in Eastern Visayas and sections of Mindanao had risen to 13, the Office of...See the Story

Sonoma · Sonoma

Sonoma selects new mayor, swears in new council

The city of Sonoma bid farewell to Councilmembers Madolyn Agrimonti, Kelso Barnett and Bob Felder in heart-warming fashion, while welcoming Vice Mayor John Gurney and Councilmembers Patricia Farrar-Rivas and Ron Wellander.See the Story

Sonoma County · Sonoma County

Sonoma County, city of Sonoma partner to open warming center

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The center opened at 7 p.m. as temperatures were expected to hit at or below freezing overnight. The warming center is temporary and not an overnight shelter, and cots weren't going to be provided. The National Weather Service issued a freeze warning for the interior portions of the North Bay.See the Story

The ‘unsung hero’ of the school district

Andrea Deely handles logistics for three large departments in the Sonoma Valley Unified School District without missing a beat.See the Story

Editorial: Is Larson Park our temporary Springs plaza?

After questionable Mattson-related project is dropped, the $2 million earmarked for a Springs plaza would go a long way at Larson Park.See the Story

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