Warmer Ocean Temperatures Could Strengthen Bay Area Storm Before It Arrives
While a major storm won't arrive for another day, officials with the National Weather Service said warmer ocean temperatures could make the storm stronger before it arrives.
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While a major storm won't arrive for another day, officials with the National Weather Service said warmer ocean temperatures could make the storm stronger before it arrives.
The National weather service has issued 15 warnings for the Bay Area, more than a day ahead of a powerful storefront expected to dump heavy rain on the region.
A Bay Area non-profit aims to get people to think about where their food is grown, and spread knowledge about sustainable farming.
In San Francisco, two moped-loving entrepreneurs with a common vision for green transportation, have built what they hope will become the Tesla of electric motorbikes in their garage.
A meteor shower will peak over Bay Area skies next Sunday.
State officials say three years of drought are taking a heavy toll on California's groundwater supplies.
Most of the Bay Area has already received an inch of much-needed rainfall over the past three days. We will likely double our rain totals, as the strongest storm we will see this week moves closer to Northern California.
Despite a wet weekend, the East Bay Municipal Utility District said they still need more water. The district is looking at buying billions of gallons from the government, but customers would pay a steep price.
Environmentalists in Marin County say a centuries-old species of Coho salmon is facing outright extinction due to the current drought.
The city of South San Francisco has upgraded five pedestrian crosswalks in a continuing effort to enhance pedestrian safety.
This year's supply of mosquitofish is nearly gone in Santa Clara County, but the county's Vector Control District is planning to renew in April its program offering the mosquito larvae-eating fish for free to the public.
Walmart workers are calling on the retail giant to raise pay to a minimum of $15 an hour and provide consistent full-time work.
As California's drought lingers on and reservoirs dry up, small planes are trying to coax the water to come down.
People can soon start dumping their pet goldfish, carp and other unwanted fishy pets in a designated "amnesty" pond near San Francisco Presidio's Mountain Lake.
A baby sea lion is making a recovery in the Bay Area thanks to an unusual Coast Guard rescue.
