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Apr 16 2024
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Google staffers storm NYC, California, Seattle offices to protest $1.2B Israel contract
Google staffers wearing traditional Arab headscarves barged into the California office of the company’s top cloud executive, while other workers staged a sit-in at the company’s headquarters in New York City to protest the tech giant’s ties to the Israeli government on Tuesday.
The pro-Palestinian employees, part of a group called “No Tech for Apartheid,” used social media accounts on X
New York Post (News)Apr 01 2024
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Another spring storm forecast to drop rain on Southern California this week
After a rainy Easter weekend, forecasters say Southern Californians can enjoy a warming trend through Wednesday, though more rainfall is expected as early as Thursday night. As the weak to moderate cold storm makes its way into the Southland, temps are expected to keep rising, peaking at or near 80 degrees Wednesday in the warmest valleys, the National Weather Service reports. Near advisory
KTLAFeb 21 2024
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Storm-struck California faces flood risk
LOS ANGELES -- Much of saturated California faced the threat of flooding Tuesday with winter storms blowing through, but so far the state has escaped the severity of damage from mudslides, wind and rain spawned by an atmospheric river only weeks ago. While the rainfall was focused on Southern California, thunderstorms and strong winds are expected across wide swaths of the state and
Arkansas Democrat-GazetteFeb 19 2024
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Storm begins to soak parts of Southern California
The latest atmospheric river began soaking areas of Southern California with heavy rain Monday morning, although some communities had yet to see any significant precipitation. Rain totals for metro Los Angeles were generally under one inch as of 6 a.m. with over an inch along coastal Ventura County. Santa Barbara County has seen the highest rain totals, 2 to 5 inches, leading to localized
KTLAApr 06 2024
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California college president vows ‘immediate suspension’ for protesters after anti-Israel storm
A California college president is vowing to get tough with anti-Israel student protesters terrorizing her campus. Roughly 150 students at Pomona College in Claremont demonstrated at an administrative building on campus housing school president Gabrielle Starr’s office Friday, then stormed the building and refused to leave, according to the San Bernardino Sun. Video circulating on X showed
New York Post (News)Apr 05 2024
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California sees low-elevation snow, unseasonable cold from spring storm system
Spring took a back seat again Friday as a wintry weather system brought more low-elevation snow, hail, rain and unusually cold temperatures to California. A cold and unstable air remained in place after a late-season low pressure system spun into the state a day earlier and spawned unseasonable conditions at a time when spring break is underway and the outdoor festival season is near. "Snow
Fox News (Online News)Feb 03 2024
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California Storm May Bring Deadly Floods
A second, more powerful atmospheric river storm was headed for Southern California this weekend, threatening to unleash life-threatening floods and landslides, forecasters warned on Friday, even as much of the state was drying out from an earlier deluge. Gradually intensifying rain was expected to begin dousing California on Saturday, with the most intense downpours soaking a 300-mile (480-km
Newsmax (News)Mar 29 2024
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Flood advisory issued for S.F., Marin, San Mateo counties amid California storm
The National Weather Service issued a flood advisory Friday afternoon for San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin counties for Friday afternoon. The advisory, in effect until 4:15 p.m., means that excessive rainfall in the area is likely to cause urban and small stream flooding, including on streets, highways and underpasses and areas with poor drainage. The Bay Area is expected to continue to see
San Francisco ChronicleFeb 18 2024
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Incoming storm prompts warnings by authorities in Southern California
Ahead of a second storm expected to bring anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rainfall to much of the Los Angeles basin and as much as 6 inches in the foothills, authorities with L.A. County were warning homeless residents residing in local riverbeds Sunday. The second storm comes just weeks after a unprecedented amount of rain fell across the Southland, causing floods and mudslides. Officials with
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