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Raging Waters in SJ announces permanent closure
San Jose's Raging Waters, an iconic summer destination for Bay Area families, announced its permanent closure Wednesday after nearly 40 years.
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Historic South Bay cement plant closes permanently
CA team tests portable water harvester device to pull water out of air
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Hunters utilize drones, webcams in new search for Loch Ness Monster
Historic South Bay cement plant closes permanently
CA team tests portable water harvester device to pull water out of air
Indiana mom dies of water toxicity; family now raising awareness
Ocean heat wave off Florida coasts could decimate corals, experts say
East Bay families find ways to beat the heat despite 100+ degree temps
SF merchant who sprayed water on unhoused woman gets community service
Toxic algae bloom shuts down 2 East Bay lakes
NASA says system can recycle 98% astronauts' urine, sweat into water
Ex-NFL RB recounts 'scariest point' saving son, niece from rip current
SF Bay's only marine research lab could lose funding, close
Lake Oroville at 100% capacity as CA reservoirs see significant gains
Italian authorities investigate after canal turns fluorescent green
Person in critical condition following water rescue in SF: Officials
Heading to Russian River this weekend? Officials say use caution
How does drinking water get to the East Bay?
Our America: Trouble On Tap | Watch Episode 1
Less than 9% of CA remains in drought conditions, new data shows
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Show Fewer
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