Marianne Favro
NBC Bay Area
San Francisco Bay Area, CA, United States
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PG&E Turns to Drones to Restore Power
PG&E recently used a drone to help restore power to homes in the storm-battered Santa Cruz Mountains. → Read More
‘It's Getting Old': Residents in the Santa Cruz Mountains Endure Days Without Power
The clouds may have cleared, but the problems have not for people who live in the Santa Cruz Mountains. → Read More
Los Altos Hills Homeowner Wants to Build 20-Unit Housing Complex on His Property
A Los Altos homeowner said he wants to build 20 new units on his property and he‘s hoping a special provision in the states housing law known as the “builder’s remedy” will allow him bypass current zoning restrictions. → Read More
Mountain View Now the Most Expensive City to Rent a One-Bedroom Apartment: Report
A new report shows Mountain View is now the most expensive city in the region to rent a one-bedroom apartment. → Read More
Memorial in San Jose Honors California Shooting Victims
After a deadly week of gun violence in the Bay Area, the community came together Sunday to honor the victims. → Read More
SJ Couple Warn Others After Dog Attacked by Pack of Coyotes
A San Jose couple said six coyotes came into their fenced backyard and attacked their small dog in a nearly deadly encounter. → Read More
Flooding Washes Out Bridge Near Watsonville
Monday’s rain took out an entire bridge near Watsonville, briefly leaving nearly 50 homeowners stranded. → Read More
Salinas Valley Virus to Blame for Rise in Cost of Lettuce
If you plan on making salad for dinner, it’s going to cost you a lot more than it did this summer. → Read More
Gov. Newsom Calls a Special Session on High Gas Prices
Gov. Gavin Newsom will look at ways of lowering gas prices during a special legislative session Monday. → Read More
Weekend Storm Causes Flooding, Doesn't Dampen Holiday Spirits
The storm caused flooding across the Bay Area Saturday. → Read More
San Jose Homeless Community Dealing With Cold Weather
A federal judge has given permission for San Jose to continue clearing out a homeless encampment at Columbus Park. → Read More
Neighbors Concerned About More Tiny Homes Coming to South San Jose
The San Jose City Council Tuesday approved using pieces of property in South San Jose as temporary locations for the unhoused. → Read More
South Bay Youth Football Team Heading to Pop Warner Super Bowl
A South Bay youth football team is headed to the Pop Warner Super Bowl. → Read More
Blinky's Holiday Drive Through Returns for Another Year in San Jose
It’s lights, cameras and holiday magic in the South Bay. → Read More
Rising Flu, RSV Cases Impacting Capacity at South Bay Hospitals
Children across the South Bay are flocking to emergency rooms with RSV and flu, putting a strain on hospitals. → Read More
COVID Outbreak Shuts Down Some Services at South Bay Courthouse
A South Bay courthouse has been forced to shut down some services due to a COVID outbreak. → Read More
Two South Bay Mayoral Races Still Too Close to Call
Two South Bay mayors’ races remained too close to call Monday, almost a week after the Midterm Elections. → Read More
Police Investigate Dinnertime Break-Ins in the Peninsula
Palo Alto police are investigating a rash of dinnertime break-ins they believe may all be connected. → Read More
Meta Planning Large-Scale Layoffs This Week: Report
Facebook’s parent company Meta is reportedly planning large-scale layoffs as soon as Wednesday, according to the Wall Street Journal. → Read More
SJSU Football Team, Family Honor Camdan McWright in First Game Since His Death
The San Jose State football team played their first game since the death of teammate Camdan McWright Saturday. → Read More