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A Spare the Air Alert has been issued for the Bay Area, the third such alert issued so far this winter.
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A new law that will prohibit U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers from concealing their faces with masks goes into effect January 1, while a Trump administration lawsuit to stop it is pending.
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Weather forecasters say the Bay Area is set to begin the New Year with more cold weather, steady rains, strong winds and possible coastal flooding.
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Health officials in Contra Costa County have confirmed a measles infection in a person who was mingling in public places for about a week before being discovered.
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The Bay Area is expected to ring in the New Year with a slight warming trend, a pair of storms and the possibility of some bay-side and coastal flooding.
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San Francisco District 4 Supervisor Alan Wong praised the Fire Department for what he said was a quick response to a truck fire near a sideshow on Saturday.
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San Francisco District 4 Supervisor Alan Wong praised the Fire Department for what he said was a quick response to a truck fire near a sideshow on Saturday.
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The Marin County Board of Supervisors will temporarily relocate its regular meetings beginning next month to allow for major audio and video upgrades in the Board's chamber at the Civic Center.
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The interior parts of the Bay Area and the central coast will be under a cold weather advisory, which started this morning and ends at one o’clock this afternoon.
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San Francisco deputy sheriffs have stopped making their weekly Wednesday door-to-door evictions until early next month.
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A major storm and strong winds swept across Northern and Central California, downed trees and power lines, and knocked out electricity overnight for more than 125-thousand PG&E customers.
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Mother Nature is bestowing a Christmas Day “gift” of heavy rains and high winds on the Bay Area on Bay Area residents and holiday travelers.
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Pacific Gas & Electric said yesterday that power has mostly been restored following a fire at a substation that knocked out electricity for about a third of San Francisco.
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Waymo's driverless cars added to the misery of San Francisco's massive power outage over the weekend by coming to a halt at downed traffic intersections. And some are questioning the autonomous vehicle company's preparedness for emergencies.