Nevada County authorities have identified the woman who went missing Saturday in the South Yuba River as the search continued Tuesday in what authorities called “extremely dangerous” conditions.

Just in time for summer, Raging Waters - now called CaliBunga Waterpark San Jose - is just weeks away from opening in June. Steve Dooner is the CEO of California Dreamin' Entertainment, which acquired ...

Just in time for the warm weather, popular San Jose waterpark, Raging Waters ... The lease for the former Ranging Waters park site was acquired by Sacramento-based family entertainment group ...

Due to current conditions of the facility, formerly known as Raging Waters, Dooner told the Sacramento Business Journal that “the best course of action is to create an entirely new park.” ...

The name change isn’t too surprising as CaliBunga is the same name the operator — California Dreamin’ Entertainment — called the former Raging Waters in Sacramento that it took over last year.

PUBLIC SPACES. MEANTIME, TEMPERATURES ARE HEATING UP, BUT IT SOUNDS LIKE WE’RE GOING TO HAVE TO WAIT A BIT LONGER FOR A NEW WATER PARK TO REOPEN AT CAL EXPO, CALIF. DREAMIN CEO STEPHEN DOONER ...

“Raging Waters is a cherished place for many residents ... The closure came after the park’s Sacramento site also shut down.

"Raging Waters is a cherished place for many residents ... The closure came after the park's Sacramento site also shut down.

"Raging Waters is a cherished place for many residents ... The closure came after the park's Sacramento site also shut down.

Raging Waters is a cherished place for many residents ... The closure came after the park's Sacramento site also shut down.

After San Jose's Raging Waters announced a permanent closure at the end of last year's summer season, city officials confirmed on Thursday that the park is set to reopen in time for summer 2024.