Weather

The latest storm to move across the Bay Area triggered a rockslide in the Oakland hills, knocking out power to some residents and blowing a utility.

A new series of storms began dropping more rain on California Friday morning, raising concerns that the already drenched northern and central parts of the state could see flooding when a potent atmospheric river arrives by the weekend.

Downed trees are another concern for people living in the Santa Cruz Mountains area. When trees go down during a heavy rain and windstorm, power lines can also be damaged, sometimes leaving people without power for days.

Yet another atmospheric river system moving across the Bay Area caused a messy start Thursday on the roadway. 

Santa Clara County reports that four men died on the streets: three of them Hispanic or Asian and least 50 years old. A local homeless advocate says December can be one of the deadliest months of the year, especially for unhoused seniors.   

There's good news for the Sierra and the state's water supply: The snowpack is above average for this time this year and more rain is on the way.

Part of the roof collapsed at a Big 5 in San Ramon early Tuesday morning, and several other stores in the same strip mall were also red-tagged during the heavy rainfall.

California’s warm and dry Christmas holiday turned into pounding rain and stormy weather, expected to last through the New Year’s weekend.

A series of storms are headed for the Bay Area, and they are expected to bring heavy rainfall and intense winds over the next several days.