Snowbound San Francisco Couple Grateful To Rescuers
What began as a camping trip in the wilds of Mendocino County quickly turned into a battle for survival for Maia Herman-Kitami and her boyfriend Carlos Hernandez.
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What began as a camping trip in the wilds of Mendocino County quickly turned into a battle for survival for Maia Herman-Kitami and her boyfriend Carlos Hernandez.
Check out some of the photos shared by Bay Area law enforcement agencies and KPIX 5 viewers of the snow that fell across the region overnight.
A young San Francisco couple who got trapped in the snow in the Mendocino National Forest was found safe Monday.
Niles Canyon Road, also known as state Highway 84 in unincorporated Alameda County, was closed for several hours early Monday morning due to a mudslide, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The second in a string of powerful storms battered California on Saturday bringing up to 4 inches of rain in some areas, winds gusting to 80 mph in the mountains, high surf and several feet of snow in the Sierra Nevada.
The San Francisco Bay Area is under a flash-flood watch as a powerful storm begins dumping rain on the state.
A winter storm front, packing torrential rains of as much as an inch an hour, triggered a flash flood watch for the Bay Area in advance of its arrival Friday.
A popular South Bay park is still trashed and fenced off for repairs two weeks after being damaged during activities that were part of the College Football National Championship festivities and subsequent storms.
A Mill Valley man who went to investigate a downed power line in his neighborhood Wednesday night was struck and killed after he heard a tree crack and ran into the path of a neighbor's van
Heavy snow continued to fall across the Lake Tahoe region Thursday, dumping more than a foot at the Sierra ski resorts and triggering hazardous driving conditions and an avalanche warning.
Sonoma County officials are warning residents about the possibility of mudslides in the areas burned by the 2017 wildfires. Likewise, Butte County officials prepared for mudslides and flooding in the Camp Fire zone.
The Bay Area on Tuesday was bracing for the latest storm system set to bring another round of rainy, windy weather and dangerous surf to Northern California.
A tree weakened by last weekend's stormy weather toppled onto State Route 13 in the Oakland Hills early Tuesday, triggering three separate accidents, heavily damaging the vehicles involved.
Two tornadoes struck the city of Santa Cruz Sunday and caused damage, according to preliminary information from the National Weather Service.
Mother Nature delivered a brief reprieve Monday from a series of storms lined up across the Pacific, leaving behind downed power lines, flooded roadways and claiming the life of a 32-year-old Novato man on the UC Berkeley campus.
A winter storm front roared into Northern California Sunday, dumping more than 3 inches of rain in Marin County, triggering flooding along San Francisco's Great Highway and blizzard conditions in the Sierra.
Travel on Bay Area roadways Monday turned into a sloppy mess Monday afternoon as heavy rain rolled through creating treacherous driving conditions.
A potent weather system approaching the Northern California coast was expected to churn up massive waves starting Sunday, some towering as high as 50-feet, prompting warnings to stay away from the beach.
A series of winter storms made their way through the Sierra Nevada on Thursday and more is in the forecast into the weekend with accumulations on the valley floors around Reno expected by Saturday.
A potent storm front battered the Bay Area early Thursday with torrential downpours flooding roadways, dumping dime-sized hail in the San Francisco Peninsula and etching the skies with lightning from the Russian River in the North Bay to Salinas in the South Bay.
Heavy rain and storm conditions Wednesday evening caused the National Weather Service to issue an Urban Flood Advisory for portions of the Bay Area lasting until 11:30 p.m.
The winter storms of 2016 and all of the damage they caused were the most expensive in the history of Santa Cruz County.
Caltrans was in full winter mode Wednesday during the lull before the anticipated evening arrival of the week's biggest storm.
There's a heavy rain storm expected on Wednesday, but rain on Tuesday did enough damage in the Bay Area.
After months of dry weather, a series of storm fronts stretching hundreds of miles off the Northern California coast were set to begin rolling through the Bay Area starting Wednesday afternoon.
