Power outages trigger school closures across the Bay Area
The lingering effects of power outages triggered by Tuesday's fierce windstorm led to school closing across the Bay Area on Wednesday.
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The lingering effects of power outages triggered by Tuesday's fierce windstorm led to school closing across the Bay Area on Wednesday.
Tuesday afternoon's high winds were downing trees, knocking down power lines, and blowing out windows in a San Francisco skyscraper.
Police in San Francisco detained several individuals Tuesday evening after responding to a report of shots fired from a car that led to a pursuit onto the Bay Bridge, authorities said.
Police in San Francisco on Tuesday confirmed that a 12-year-old boy was arrested in connection with a stabbing on a Muni bus that sent a teenage boy to the hospital in critical condition.
With all of the trees being blown over across the Bay Area due to Tuesday's high winds, it is not surprising that a KPIX camera captured the moment a falling crashed into a home on the Peninsula.
Just weeks after a fatal stabbing at Montgomery High School, two more students at two Santa Rosa schools were arrested Tuesday for bringing knives to campus.
Downed trees and power lines were reported across Northern California as high winds from the latest atmospheric river storm added new problems to a region already impacted by the wet weather.
It is a race against time and gravity as homes and businesses around the Lake Tahoe area are under the threat of crushing rooftops.
On Tuesday, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors took a step to move forward with a plan to make Narcan more accessible in public spaces by providing the drug at libraries.
Residents who evacuated the community of Pajaro and those who opted to stay say they have countless unanswered questions about the cleanup and recovery of their neighborhood.
Dozens of people were evacuated from their homes after a number of trees came down on multiple buildings in a condominium complex in Union City Tuesday, a day the Bay Area saw widespread damage from gale-force winds.
The Federal Reserve is facing stinging criticism for missing what observers say were clear signs that Silicon Valley Bank was at high risk of collapsing into the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history.
Authorities have identified a man suspected of holding a woman hostage before he was shot by a police officer in Brentwood over the weekend.
Resignation resonated in Rigoberto Estrada's voice as he stood outside of his flood damaged home, another atmospheric river was slamming into the San Francisco Bay Area Tuesday.
An injunction from U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk could halt distribution of the abortion pill nationwide.
