Alyssa Goard
NBC Bay Area
San Jose, CA, United States
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Northbound I-680 Closure Causes Major Traffic Backup in East Bay
The closure of the northbound lanes of Interstate 680 has caused a major backup in the East Bay Saturday. → Read More
San Francisco Police Boosts Staffing for Chinese New Year Parade, Festivities
The San Francisco Chinese Chamber of Commerce expects record-breaking attendance at Saturday's parade. → Read More
Driver Stranded in Water Near Pleasanton
A driver on Sunol Road near Pleasanton got stuck in floodwaters there Saturday afternoon. → Read More
Several Rescued by Boat as New Year's Eve Storm Hits the East Bay Hard
East Bay creeks rose fast, streets flooded quickly and some people even had to be rescued by boat Saturday. → Read More
Stranger Books Hotel for Travel Nurse, Family Stranded at SFO Over Christmas Weekend
Travel nurse Antoinette Smith, her husband and 6-year-old grandson found themselves stranded at San Francisco International Airport on Christmas Eve, staring down the likelihood of sleeping on the airport floor for the next few nights. → Read More
With More Homeowners Getting Dropped, Here's What to Do if Your Property Insurance is Canceled
A growing number of California homeowners have had their property insurance policies cancelled, with insurers citing wildfire risk. → Read More
Officials Urge Caution for Drivers as Wind, Rain Continue to Impact Bay Area Roads
Conditions were dangerous on Bay Area roads Saturday with wind, rain, and some flooding. Officials are still urging continued caution for drivers throughout the weekend. → Read More
Bay Area Residents Continue to Call for Solidarity with Iranian Protesters
Iranian Americans in the Bay Area continue efforts to raise awareness for the ongoing uprising in Iran. → Read More
Bay Area Ukrainians Urge Americans to Continue Offering Support for Ukraine
As Russia announces an exit from Kherson, the safety of many loved ones and relief efforts hang in the balance. → Read More
Alta Bates Berkeley, Oakland Nurses to Strike for 5 Days
As many as 1,800 East Bay nurses could strike starting Monday morning, the California Nurses Association says. → Read More
SJSU Community Remembers Football Player Fatally Struck by School Bus
Students, faculty and fellow teammates are mourning the loss of a San Jose State University running back, who was hit and killed by a school bus Friday morning. → Read More
Dozens Gather in Vigil for Man Killed in San Lorenzo Road Rage Incident
Dozens of friends and community members gathered in San Lorenzo Sunday to mourn Rienheart Asuncion who had been killed in a road rage incident the week prior. → Read More
3 Kids Still Hospitalized Following Antioch Collision
Three children are still in the hospital after a collision in a neighborhood in Antioch on Friday. → Read More
San Jose Boba Shop Broken Into 5 Times Since Start of 2021
Milk Tea Lab on Branham Lane in San Jose has been broken into five times since the start of last year. → Read More
CEO Arrested in 1992 Strangulation Death of Woman in Mountain View
Advances in forensic science technology led to the arrest last weekend of a Bay Area executive suspected of strangling a woman to death 30 years ago in Mountain View, authorities said. → Read More
Bay Area COVID-19 Hospitalization Numbers Rising But Manageable
COVID-19 hospitalizations in the Bay Area are rising, but they are still manageable, health officials say. → Read More
Alameda County Mask Mandate Was Reasonable Decision, Health Expert Says
Alameda County health leaders have been watching COVID-19 cases closely. → Read More
California's Great America to Close in 10 Years
California’s Great America in Santa Clara now has an expiration date. → Read More
Bay Area Woman Designs Shirts for Ukraine Aid
As the third month of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues, Ukrainians here in the U.S. are still finding new ways to raise awareness. → Read More
Livermore Winery's Move to Ban Kids on Weekends Sparks Debate for Parents
Concannon Vineyard in Livermore is opting to only allow guests 21 and up on the weekends starting May 14. → Read More