Good news article -- for Berners anyway. (High-lights below)

Sanders Appears Poised to Win Majority of Remaining States

In a nut shell.

Based on our calculations, we believe that Sanders will win [Indiana] by a 3-5 point margin.
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We predict that Sanders will win [West Virginia] but the delegates will likely be split evenly between the two candidates.
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We predict a final outcome of 52.3% for Sanders and 42.7% for Clinton. [Kentucky]
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We predict that Sanders will come away with 57% of the Democratic vote in [Oregon].
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California show Sanders at a 2 point deficit. However, given that he has closed much larger gaps in shorter periods of time we feel that this race is too close to call.
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Sanders will likely come out with a big win in Montana. ... final tally of 64.1% for Sanders.
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[New Jersey] Clinton holding a +9 point lead over Sanders
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[North Dakota and South Dakota] Bernie Sanders will win both states with 60% of the vote.
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[New Mexico] we believe the state will be a Clinton victory. ... with less than a 5 point spread.
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[Washington, D.C.] Clinton ... by a margin of more than +20 points.

"Something Astonishing Is Happening In California" - Democracy For America email
All good signs for Bernie.

Since the beginning of 2016:

• Nearly 1 million new voters have registered in California.
• There's been a 70% increase in the number of voters age 18-29 registered in 2016, as compared to 2012.
• Latino registration is 98% larger this year than in 2012.
• Democratic Party registration is up 185% (!) over 2012.

Go Bernie!!