Hurricane Hunters flight crew visit Sacramento with research on atmospheric rivers
The United States Air Force Hurricane Hunters made a stop in Sacramento to update how flying into atmospheric rivers can lead to a better understanding of them.
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Turtle Bay Exploration Park to release Chinook salmon into the Sacramento River
In collaboration with the Coleman Fish Hatchery, the Turtle Bay Exploration Park will be releasing Chinook salmon into the ...
Development of new bridge to railyards impacts the future of Sacramento
The City of Sacramento's plan to move forward with the building of a new bridge over the American River brings excitement to ...
Turtle Bay to release young Chinook Salmon into Sacramento River
Turtle Bay Exploration Park will be releasing Chinook Salmon into the Sacramento River at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 21.The ...
Explore Oregon Podcast: How the McKenzie River Drift Boat became world famous
In this episode of the Explore Oregon Podcast, host Zach Urness talks with Randy Dersham, director of the new documentary ...
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20 Scenic River Cruises Perfect for a Relaxing Getaway
As you sail, you'll encounter stunning landscapes, from the majestic Cascade Range to the serene vineyards of Washington. The ...
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Sacramento River waters run fast after heavy rains, increased Shasta Dam releases
Water on the Sacramento River was moving fast in February, the result of rains from atmospheric rivers and increased water ...
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Leo Gorcey and the Monster Steelhead | Tales from Tehama
Leo Gorcey, one of Hollywood’s famous Dead End Kids, and his third wife had a house on four acres alongside the Sacramento ...