After being drought free for weeks, 40% of California is now considered "abnormally dry,"

After being drought free for weeks, today's federal water map shows 40-percent of California is now considered "abnormally dry," one step below drought status. The St. Anthony Foundation is asking for clothing donations and they're running extra low on one specific category. Oakland is trying something new to solve its teacher shortage. Federal officials have given PG&E the go-ahead to keep the state's only nuclear power plant running for at least another five years. All this and more in this edition of the Bay Area All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio anchor Rebecca Goodeyon.