Texas DPS warns about fake El Paso road closure memo

The Texas Department of Public Safety issued an urgent warning Wednesday regarding a fraudulent memo circulating online that falsely claims major highways in the El Paso area will be closed for 10 days.

Applications for California down payment assistance program open February 24
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The California Dream for All program provides down payment assistance for first-generation homebuyers, by up to 20% of a home's value. Eric Johnson from the California Housing Finance Agency joins Mornings on 2 to share details of the program, before applications open up to the public.

January jobs report shows US added 130K jobs exceeding economists expectations

The Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) jobs report released Wednesday shows U.S. employers added 130,000 jobs in January, above the expectations of economists.

El Paso flights resume; Trump official says cartel drones breached airspace

Temporary flight restrictions to El Paso International Airport have been lifted by the Federal Aviation Administration and all flights will resume as normal.

Parents rally as San Jose Unified considers closing up to 9 schools

Emotions ran high Tuesday night as parents packed a meeting in the South Bay over a proposal by the San Jose Unified School District to close up to nine elementary schools.

Tapering showers
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Showers will move through but be tapered off by 10 p.m. Rain will return on Sunday and Monday. 

Debate grows over Flock license plate cameras in Alameda County

Supporters of license plate reader cameras rallied in Oakland, urging Alameda County supervisors to approve a retroactive contract extension with Flock Safety, saying the technology helps solve crimes and offset staffing shortages.

San Francisco extends free food, resources as teachers strike continues

San Francisco's Main Library staff say they are busier than usual, as families impacted by the teachers' strike and school closures looked for places to take their children. The staff is preparing to support families as school closures are set to continue Wednesday.

Bay Area storm: How long will the rain last this week?

Rain returned to the Bay Area, with light to moderate showers Tuesday evening and heavier rainfall expected through Wednesday night.

Immigration attorneys detail Whipple Building visit in court filings

A group of civil rights attorneys have detailed their visit to the Whipple Federal Building used to hold detainees during Operation Surge in Minnesota.

Benito Bowl brings La Casita to San Francisco
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Super Bowl weekend brought more than football to the Bay. As spending surged across the region, the Sundaze “Benito Bowl” transformed a San Francisco waterfront into a cultural celebration—complete with a recreation of Bad Bunny’s iconic casita.

Rain moving in around Bay Area
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A storm system arrived in the Bay Area Tuesday afternoon and the rain is sticking around until Wednesday night.

Nearly 30% of Americans would marry for money in current economy, survey reveals

Love or money? A new survey finds many Americans weigh financial stability heavily in romance – and some even stay in relationships for the paycheck.

License plate-reading cameras getting safeguards in Mill Valley

The city of Mill Valley became the last town along the North Bay's Highway 101 to adopt license plate reader technology. But with stories of the technology being used by the federal government as part of its immigration crackdown, the technology is under scrutiny.

San Francisco teachers strike: Schools will be closed Wednesday as negotiations continue

The second day of the teachers strike continued in San Francisco on Tuesday with teachers asking for a 9% raise and fully covered family health care. Here's the latest.

San Francisco teachers strike: Day 2 ends without deal as negotiations continue
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While there was no deal Tuesday, both sides agree there was progress. Pay and benefits continue to be major sticking points, with teachers asking for a 9% raise and fully-covered family health care.

DNA links serial killer to 1992 murder of Oregon grandmother

Authorities say new DNA evidence has solved a decades-old homicide in Oregon, linking a notorious serial killer to the 1992 murder of a grandmother.