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The snow survey in the Sierra places California into potential record-breaking territory. → Read More
The approaching California atmospheric river storm could bring heavy rain to Yosemite Valley, which could trigger a massive snow melt event. The same scenario took place in Jan. 1997, where warm rain accelerated snow melt. Roads and properties were flooded, and 2,100 visitors were stranded. → Read More
The attack is not affecting residents' ability to call 911. Nor has it affected the city's financial data or fire resources. → Read More
MyShake early earthquake warning system successfully alerted three million Californians including thousands in Bay Area before the 6.4 quake struck Humboldt County, as users were instructed to "drop, cover and hold on." → Read More
Lopez blamed Cantu's son for the death of his 16-year-old daughter. → Read More
Amid a high level of influenza and COVID rates, CDC is again suggesting people voluntarily wear masks indoors to reduce their chances of getting sick in the next few weeks. → Read More
While many Martinez residents were happy to get a free car wash, there was still a lot of concern about the thick ash that fell from the sky in the aftermath of a flare-up at the refinery. → Read More
"You may think 'oh I don't live with anyone at risk.' But maybe your friend or colleague at work does live with someone at risk. You don't want to be that link in the chain of transmission. Whatever you can do to prevent that is a kind and responsible thing to do." → Read More
"This is an environment where there's so much hatred," Congressional Representative Barbara Lee said. What keeps these legislators up at night is fears of repercussions, and even for those like city clerks and workers at polling places. → Read More
"We have a much more serious virus circulating now than before the pandemic, and I think we have to be more prudent," Dr Swartzberg said. → Read More
As gun violence continues to rise in Oakland, state and local leaders discuss the need for prevention and intervention. → Read More
Airbnb tells the ABC7 News I-Team the party was unauthorized and thrown without the knowledge or consent of the host, who prohibits parties in the House Rules of the listing. That's in addition to Airbnb's platform-wide party ban. → Read More
There have been three fires along a three mile stretch of Interstate 580 in Oakland over the last two weeks, but the fire department clarified that is not a disturbing pattern but a bizarre fluke. → Read More
Over the weekend social media feeds were filled with photos of dead fish washing up on the shorelines around the bay. → Read More
What they're working on is integrating the air quality index and weather forecasts with your thermostat and air purifier to pre-cool and pre-ventilate your home before the smoke arrives. → Read More
The spray appears to work against all current variants and all future variants, which could be a real game changer. → Read More
With the BA.5 variant running wild in California, it seems like nearly everyone has had a brush with COVID. But there are exceptions- people who have never ever gotten COVID despite some close calls. → Read More
Meet the "Wildflower Guy" -- a 94-year-old man who's been growing flowers all over Richmond for 24 years. Here's why he's still planting away. → Read More
Starting today, you'll no longer have to wear a mask when riding BART, but the transportation agency says it could reinstate the mandate at any time. → Read More
Neighbors say James Donlon Boulevard is a notorious four lane race track that's lined with memorials of those involved in other fatal accidents. → Read More