It Has Arrived!
The storm has lived up to its expectations! Anywhere from an inch of rain to nearly 4.5 inchs of precipatation has accumulated so far today in the Bay Area. Highest wind recorded was at Cobb Ridge in Lake County at 63 mph. The High Wind Warning has allowed to expire with the Wind Advisory in effect until 3 PM as well as a Flood Advisory for SF, San Mateo and Santa Clara counties. A Beach Hazard Alert is in effect until Friday night for waves peaking at 18 feet and sneaker waves. Spotty showers late this afternoon through the evening with an isolated showetr on Friday. Highs in the 60s.
Shooting at Oakland's Laney College
A 58-year-old was shot at Oakland's Laney College
Shooting reported at Oakland's Laney College
A possible shooting was reported Thursday on the campus of Laney College in Oakland, prompting a lockdown.
5 more arrests in San Jose's Kim Hung Jewelry store robbery
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Congress approves short-term funding resolution
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Sen. John Fetterman suffers fall after ventricular fibrillation flare-up: spokesperson
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Older workers could fill America's labor gap
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Grocery prices higher than 5 years ago, report finds
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San Francisco weather: Wind, rain
High winds and rain slammed the Bay Area.
Unsealed secrets: Epstein records and political fallout
Cathryn Lavery, an expert on law, ethics, and accountability, at Pace University, gives insight on new Jeffrey Epstein files and why accountability in question.
Crashes start to pile up in Bay Area rain
Crashes start to pile up in Bay Area rain.
Sneak peak of The Monkey King Opera in San Francisco
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Rain, wind, thunderstorms
Rain, wind and thunderstorms expected today.
Student shot at Skyline High School in Oakland; 2 suspects in custody
A student was shot at Skyline High School in Oakland on Wednesday afternoon, and two suspects are in custody, authorities said.
Bay Area preparing for the storm
An atmospheric river is expected to bring high winds and rain.
Wind whiplash, drenching downpours
- Strong southerly wind gusts up to 50-60 mph may cause property damage, downed tree limbs and difficult travel conditions Wind Advisory extended through 4 PM Thursday for areas south of the Golden Gate. The Wind Advisory and High Wind Warning for the North Bay, San Francisco and San Francisco Peninsula remain the same and will end at 10 AM Thursday. Rain moves through the Bay Area from 4 AM-10 AM Thursday with a chance of tstorms, greatly impacting the morning commute. For those commuting in the morning, be prepared for rain and consider allowing extra time for your commute. Rain and a chance of tstorms will continue to progress to the south and inland with precipitation increasing in the Santa Cruz Mountains and areas of the South Bay by 7 AM through 1 PM Thursday. Rain amounts: Up to 5 inches North Bay Coastal Mtns. Expect 1 to 2.5 inches of rain in the North Bay. There will be 1 to 1.5 inches SF, Peninsula and Central Bay and up to 1.25 inches of rain elsewhere. WIND is a BIG part of the story!
Shutdown ends, air travel disruptions likely to continue
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San Francisco to open new sobering centers
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Ex-Newsom chief of staff indicted on fraud charges
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San Mateo County board selects Ken Binder as new sheriff
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