PG&E says power shutoffs likely as Bay Area braces for critical fire weather conditions
A red flag warning for critical fire conditions will go into effect Thursday at 11 p.m., along with a wind advisory. The red flag warning applies to the Bay Area’s entire interior region, as well as to the Peninsula, Bay Shoreline and the city of San Francisco. It is scheduled to end at 5 p.m. Saturday.
Atherton’s 94027 ZIP code is most expensive place to buy a home in the United States for the 8th year in a row, according to ...
Early voting kicks off across Texas on Oct. 21 for the November presidential election, and voters in the Bay Area will have ...
Recapping games involving John Glenn and Essexville Garber, Bay City area teams competing in the Tri-Valley Conference Red.
The Bay Area is home to one of the largest hemp farms in California, where millions of pounds of flower are produced for a ...
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Bay Area bird sanctuary recovering from significant storm damage: 'It's very devastating'Located a short walk from the water, the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary suffered unprecedented damage from Hurricanes Helene and ...
As the threat of fire ramps up starting Thursday and into the weekend, communities across the Bay Area are bracing for ...
The East Bay Times reported on residents who have left the Bay Area citing issues such as homelessness, the cost of living ...
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Bay Area animal sanctuary cleaning up mess left behind by recent hurricanesAll 300-plus animals survived, but the sanctuary has been closed since. The flooding destroyed equipment like lawnmowers and ...
As dangerous fire weather settles over much of Northern California, the California Office of Emergency Services is partnering with local fire agencies to pre-position crews around the Bay Area.
A wind advisory also is set to go into play at 11 p.m. Thursday for the interior areas of the East Bay, the eastern Santa ...
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Bay Area nonprofit expects increased demand for clothing, hygiene supplies after hurricanesAs students return to Bay Area schools after back-to-back hurricanes, a longtime nonprofit expects the need for clothing and ...
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