3 Years Of Drought Taking Heavy Toll On California's Groundwater Supply
State officials say three years of drought are taking a heavy toll on California's groundwater supplies.
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State officials say three years of drought are taking a heavy toll on California's groundwater supplies.
Heavy rain brought down a tree, smashing a car in San Francisco Tuesday afternoon.
A vehicle on the Golden Gate Bridge became wedged on the span's pedestrian sidewalk after a single-car collision during Tuesday's morning's storm.
It's not everyday you see a birth announcement posted 19 years after the fact.
Violent protesters slash an officer's face, leaving a significant gash across his nose and mouth. "This march, if it ever was a First Amendment march, got hijacked by a criminal fringe element bent on destruction and criminal conduct. Were it not for the efforts of the officers and the leadership on the ground, it could have been far worse," Suhr said.
Camille Ford and Tailgate Fan visit Mission Cantina in NYC for pastrami tacos.
A global cyber attack Monday shut down web access to agendas, minutes and video for numerous Bay Area government agencies, including in San Francisco.
A new band of low pressure will bring more moisture to the Bay Area overnight, and ramp up the likelihood that we'll see thunderstorms over the next 24 hours.
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A man and woman whose images were captured on a home surveillance video during an alleged burglary last Friday in Sunnyvale were arrested Tuesday morning by the California Highway Patrol in Turlock, authorities said.
Ski resorts have to be clicking their skis together in joy thanks to this latest round of storms.
After nearly a decade in legal wrangling, a billion-dollar class-action lawsuit over Apple's iPod music players heads to trial on Tuesday in a California federal court. A key witness will be none other than the company's legendary late founder Steve Jobs, who will be heard in a videotaped deposition.
Cable car service in San Francisco has been suspended indefinitely due to the severity of Tuesday's storm, a transportation official said.
A couple thousand Pacific Gas and Electric customers are without power across the Bay Area Tuesday morning.
Tuesday is on track to become the wettest day San Francisco has seen in five years.