Rain Threatens California Water Conservation Efforts
California endures its driest years with heavy rainfall prompting alarms among officials. Reporters witnessed automatic sprinklers running during downpours while drought rules linger. Authorities warn rain could undermine conservation gains and stress the need for ongoing restrictions. Weather experts caution it is too early to declare the drought over and promise continued outreach.
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Two Sacramento storms bring fresh California rain and flood fears
A first storm delivered light rain in Southern California with a heavier second system forecast. Officials warn of mudslide risks in foothill areas and high surf along the coast. In Northern California, Highway 17 was blocked by downed trees and power lines. State water officials stress ongoing drought but anticipate another storm.
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End game on immigration stalls amid partisan divisions
Washington lawmakers end the 113th Congress with divisions over immigration despite Obama executive actions. Democrats expect gains with Latino voters in 2016 while some Republicans warn of political costs. Lindsey Graham notes the 2015-16 window to advance a rational solution, as the comprehensive Senate bill dies without House action leaving 11 million illegal immigrants in limbo.
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