Ian Cull
NBC Bay Area
California, United States
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‘Never Seen Anything Like This:' Snow, Downed Trees, Power Outages in the Santa Cruz Mountains
Monday’s rain and snow from over the weekend continue to cause major problems for people in the Santa Cruz Mountains. → Read More
New Silicon Valley Index Report Released
The Silicon Valley Index was released this week and it aims to provide clarity on what’s going on in the region. → Read More
FBI: Watch Out for Romance Scams Online
Ahead of Valentine’s Day, the FBI is warning about online scams involving romance. → Read More
Sunnyvale Developer on Hunger Strike to Protest City Building, Permitting Rules
A home developer in Sunnyvale is refusing to eat as a protest of city building and permitting rules. → Read More
Fans Ready for 49ers vs. Cowboys Playoff Game at Levi's Stadium
The 49ers take on the Dallas Cowboys this weekend at Levi’s Stadium and it’s the hottest ticket in town. → Read More
Storm-Battered Capitola Wharf Could Be Closed for a Year
The storm-damaged wharf in Capitola is expected to remain closed for a year, a local business announced Tuesday. → Read More
San Jose City Hall Gears Up to Appoint New Councilmembers
A key decision will soon be made that could shape San Jose’s government for the next two years. → Read More
‘This Is the Worst': Belmont Neighborhood on Edge Following Landslide
A landslide that forced two families out of their homes over the weekend continued to cause problems Monday on the Peninsula. → Read More
Sunnyvale City Council Race Comes Down to Single Vote
A Sunnyvale City Council race ended up being decided by a single vote. → Read More
Triple Threat: COVID, Flu, RSV Cases Put Strain on Bay Area Hospitals
The triple threat of flu, COVID and RSV is pushing some hospitals to the brink. → Read More
Here Are Scams You Need to Be Aware of This Holiday Shopping Season
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning shoppers of online scams swirling this holiday season. → Read More
San Jose Launches Web Portal to Track Complaints Against Police
The city of San Jose has launched a new way for people to track complaints made against police. → Read More
Top Health Leaders Warn Public of Surging RSV Cases, Ask President to Declare National Emergency
Some of the nation’s top doctors are now urging President Joe Biden to declare a national emergency over RSV. → Read More
Santa Clara County Officials Confirm Increase of Influenza-like Illnesses
Santa Clara County health officials will provide an update on influenza and respiratory viruses in the county. → Read More
Legendary Stanford Coach Says Some NIL Deals a ‘Step Back' for Female Athletes
A national debate over paying student athletes is once again ramping up after a legendary Bay Area coach’s comments. → Read More
South Bay Voters Show Up at the Polls Despite Rain
For many, voting is deeply personal. Some people are motivated by national issues while others are driven by the local races and measures such as the mayor’s race in Santa Clara. → Read More
Bay Area Mayors Team Up to Stop Sideshows
Dangerous sideshows in the Bay Area have now caught the attention of local leaders. → Read More
Did You Get Two Election Ballots in the Mail? Here's Why and What to Do
Several Bay Area voters say they’ve received more than one ballot in the mail ahead of next week’s Midterm Elections. Here’s why and what to do with them. → Read More
ShakeAlert System Worked as Planned During 5.1 Quake: USGS
The United States Geological Survey said the ShakeAlert system worked as planned when the 5.1 magnitude quake hit the South Bay Tuesday. → Read More
San Jose Cracks Down on New Gun Law Mandating Liability Insurance
The Bay Area’s largest city is cracking down on its new gun law. → Read More