The city of Oroville in Northern California's Butte County decided to veer from the state's sanctuary law, in what is seen as a largely symbolic move.

The Northern California city of Oroville voted to become a non-sanctuary city, a largely symbolic move. California is a sanctuary state, which means local police often don't cooperate with federal ...

BACK OUT HERE LIVE AT THE CALIFORNIA STATE CAPITOL ... THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO PURSUE ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS AGAINST CITIES Oroville's city council approved a resolution Tuesday that declared ...

According to a forecast by the National Weather Service’s Sacramento office, the valley and foothills could see about half an inch of rain through Thursday with the chance of thunderstorms being ...

The levee that protects Downtown Oroville from flooding is over a hundred years old and has fallen into disrepair in recent ...

Recent storms brought the water level of Lake Oroville up to 862.29 feet elevation ... daily inflow is 14,700 cubic feet per second. The California Department of Water Resources began releasing ...

"California’s resilience means we will keep updating our standards in the most fire-prone areas." The maps are divided into Fire Hazard Severity Zones—moderate, High, or Very High—and ...

A video shows the CAL FIRE/Butte County Swiftwater Rescue Team saving two stranded dogs from an island of downed trees in the Feather River in Oroville, California during recent storms.

Languages: English. A new map reveals where in the state of California the land is gradually sinking, exacerbating future risks related to rising global sea levels. The work—undertaken by remote ...

AND WHEN NEW MAPS FOR A REGION ARE P A recent executive order by California Gov ... These are vegetation-type topography of past fire history, all of which really take into consideration of ...

Newly released draft fire risk maps from Cal Fire have updated changes in Solano County’s Fire Hazard Severity Zones, used by ...

Governor Newsom ordered the updated maps to address the "new reality of extremes" in California's wildfire landscape. The maps, last updated in 2011, will inform new land-use and building ...