San Francisco residents, businesses prepare for more rain and wind
San Francisco saw enough rain and wind to cause some problems on Wednesday and it could intensify later in the week.
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Here's how much rain the Bay Area could get by the end of the workweek
The first atmospheric river storm system of the season is destined to deliver several inches of rain to the North Bay, according to the National Weather Service.
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Morgan Hill police investigate city's first homicide of 2024
Morgan Hill police on Wednesday were investigating the city’s first homicide of the year after a man was shot and killed, the department said.
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Special election to be held to fill vacant San Jose City Council seat
Filling the seat vacated by former San Jose City Councilmember Omar Torres will be up to the voters after the City Council on Tuesday voted in favor of a special election.
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United passenger's bag disappears, even though AirTag pings near baggage claim
For Dan Adams, it was set to be “the vacation of a lifetime.”
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List: Bay Area counties, cities offer sandbags amid storm
Several Bay Area counties are providing sandbags for residents in need as an atmospheric river storm is set to hit the region.
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State advisor ‘blindsided' by Next Gen 911 safety concerns in NBC Bay Area reports
A State 911 Advisory Board member said he was blindsided by serious public safety concerns regarding California’s Next Generation 911 project recently exposed in an NBC Bay Area investigation, noting the board has largely been kept in the dark about the extent of those issues by the state and its contractors.
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Atmospheric river could bring month's worth of rain to the Bay Area this week
An atmospheric river storm is expected to arrive in the North Bay late Tuesday before spreading to the rest of the Bay Area later this week, likely bringing several inches of rain and wind gusts of up to 45-50 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
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Unhoused student population in San Jose school district approaches 1,000
The East Side Union High School District in San Jose says its unhoused student population has ballooned to almost 1,000 children.
