Bay Area Braces For More Mudslides, Flooding
The Bay Area is bracing for more mudslides, power outages and flooding of rivers and storm drains with yet another round of rain expected Thursday.
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The Bay Area is bracing for more mudslides, power outages and flooding of rivers and storm drains with yet another round of rain expected Thursday.
Several downed trees are raising flooding concerns for people living near an East Bay Creek as a new round of storms rolls into the region.
A small torrent of water continued to gush out of a San Rafael hillside Wednesday next the crushed remains of what was once a family's home.
Geographic data indicates California has a mega flood about every 100 to 200 years. So the Golden State is long overdue for a big storm.
The storm that slammed into the Bay Area Tuesday caused a number of major issues on the Peninsula over the course of the day.
Napa is receiving its usual round of inconveniences in the form of flooded roadways that cross the Napa River.
A fierce winter storm battered the Bay Area early Tuesday, flooding roadways, toppling trees, triggering mudslides, forcing school closures and stranding several drivers on water-logged Highway 121 in Sonoma County.
Several downed trees are raising flooding concerns for people living near an East Bay Creek as a new round of storms rolls into the region.
When the rain-swollen waters of the Russian River overflowed its banks in early January, KPIX Drone 5 was there to survey the damage.
Gov. Jerry Brown has declared a state of emergency for 50 California counties that were drenched by winter storms.
Communities in the Santa Cruz Mountains and along the coast are grappling with the effects of another powerful storm that barreled through the area.
Drivers who use Hwy 37 during their weekly commute are being asked to plan ahead for the delays and to use alternate routes.
A third winter storm front ripped though water-logged Bay Area communities early Sunday, triggering widespread flooding from Sonoma to the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Torrential downpours overwhelmed a levee in a farming area near Hollister Friday, sending flood waters rushing through a breach and swamping farms and homes in the region.
A flood on the southern Santa Barbara County coast has swept cabins and vehicles down a narrow canyon as the latest storm drenches California.
The first in a new series of winter storms is soaking much of California -- snarling commutes, downing trees and dumping heavy snow in the mountains.
A levee break along Pacheco Creek that caused flooding Wednesday morning in parts of Hollister on Thursday was spurring a new health warning for residents in the area.
Authorities in Contra Costa County on Thursday have secured the area around a major road washout that happened earlier this week to keep curious local residents safe.
Northern California continues to struggle Thursday with clogged commutes, flooded roads and water-logged homes after several days of relentless rain that has lightened.
People along the Napa River are finally getting a break after heavy rains led to flooding and landslides.
The Bay Area is in store for another soaking overnight and into Thursday as a new storm system moves into the region, likely exacerbating already hazardous conditions in many areas, according to the National Weather Service.
A major road through Contra Costa County has been damaged and made impassable because of the recent storms.
Some 1,700 people in Guerneville remained under evacuation orders Wednesday as residents waited to see when flood waters from the Russian River might recede after the latest storm.
Fremont police and fire crews rescued two people whose car was caught in the rising waters of Alameda Creek on Niles Canyon Road Tuesday night, according to police.
Neeley Road in Guerneville was closed Tuesday night after it turned into a river, but the driver of a pickup truck decided to chance it.
