Sacramento Valley's rivers and reservoirs are flowing and filling quickly as the already rain-soaked region continues to be hammered by one storm after another. But how are the waterways faring in ...

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“Rivers, lakes and streams are running fast and cold,” the weather service’s Sacramento office said via X on Thursday. “The melting snowpack is creating cold, higher flows,” Dave Gabbard ...

Emergency crews are bracing for large crowds expected along Sacramento’s waterways this July 4th weekend. Fire officials are warning residents about the dangers of the rivers, urging those venturing ...

There are numerous lakes, rivers, water parks, public pools and other areas to get some respite from that intense summer sun. Whether […] SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) ...

Rivers in the Sacramento area were reaching levels not seen in a decade on Thursday night. ... (DWR) said Friday the flow being released from Folsom Lake was at its highest rate since 2006, ...

OFFICE IS DOING TO KEEP PEOPLE SAFE. GOING TO RECOVER A LITTLE CHILD AROUND 5 TO 7 YEARS OLD, THE SACRAMENTO RIVER IS MUCH HIGHER THAN NORMAL COMING DOWN, WHICH MEANS SO IS THE DANGER ON IT. YOU ...

Another body was recovered from a Sacramento-area river. Though a cause of death has not yet been revealed, this comes as officials continue warning civilians to stay out of the dangerous and fast ...

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) -- Many people head to the American River on the weekends to beat the triple-digit summer heat. But water levels on the river are rising due to releases at Folsom Dam.

A view down the spillway of the Shasta Dam into the Sacramento River in Shasta Lake, Calif., on Wed. April. 4, 2018.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) — People walking in downtown Sacramento near the train station would have once been greeted by a lake that covered several blocks of the city. Originally named Sutter ...

If the water in the Sacramento River is too hot as the fry emerge from their eggs, they die. Warm water also makes it more difficult for the juveniles to survive their swim downstream to the ocean.