Two California ski resorts have made the difficult decision to close early due to lack of snow in the region. Over the ...

An unprecedented, marathon March heat wave looks to be bringing the curtain down early on the ski season with several ...

Statewide, California’s snowpack is sitting at less than half of its seasonal average for mid‑March.

A punishing early-spring heat wave is bearing down on California, threatening to strip away what little snowpack the Sierra Nevada has managed to accumulate during a disappointing water year.

As of Friday, California's snowpack is 48% to normal.

California's snowpack levels recovered slightly in February, but officials warn time is running out for an impactful change.

Winter ended early on the slopes of a popular Northern California ski resort after unusually warm weather and steady rain ...

Mt. Shasta and Dodge Ridge shut down because of warmer-than-usual temperatures.

Winter has brought California's Sierra Nevada a below-average amount of snow, and the snowpack has been shrinking for weeks.

California has no system to monitor ski injuries or deaths. Resorts won't publicly share data, and legislation to change that has repeatedly failed.

California's snowpack is 66% of average despite recent storms, raising concerns about the state's water supply.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A snow plow works on Highway 89 in Olympic Valley on Jan. 4. Tahoe roads are expected to be treacherous again next week as ...