Atmospheric river: Flooding strikes Solano; 275-year-old oak tree falls in Napa County
In Solano County, people weathered Monday morning's storm amid threats of flooding. But it was in Napa County that one local winery lost a beloved icon.
Storm struggles: rural Marin residents beset by power outages
In some remote reaches of Marin County, intermittent and lengthy power outages are adding up to days in the dark.
Arborist puzzled by condition of storm-downed trees in East Bay
In the stormstruck East Bay hills, the situation with falling trees is raising concerns with longtime homeowners and experienced tree professionals.
Richmond homes near sea cliff evacuated due to mudslide
Residents of 15 homes in Richmond voluntarily evacuated Tuesday night and Wednesday after the hillside above the Seacliff development began showing signs of mudslides.
In the atmospheric river's bullseye, coastal Pescadero faces serious flooding
The entire town of Pescadero was gearing up for the approaching rainstorm Tuesday, but some who live there believe many of the flooding problems the community faces are actually man-made.
Bay Area business and home owners faced with insurance questions about flood damage
Saturday's epic rainstorm had residents across the Bay Area who aren't used to dealing with flooding asking serious questions about whether their insurance would cover the damage.
2 storm-pummeled East Bay neighborhoods pick up the pieces
A couple of East Bay neighborhoods were hit particularly hard in Saturday's storm. On Sunday, they began the task of cleaning up the mess.
Wild weather Saturday brings flood of neighborliness in East Bay
Saturday's powerful storm brought with it a powerful lesson in human kindness and connection for three people on an East Bay freeway.
Outgoing Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf reflects on trials, triumphs in office
At her final news conference Wednesday, outgoing Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf reflected on her eight years at the helm of one of the Bay Area's most enigmatic cities.
NAACP seeks Oakland mayor's race recount amid criticism of ranked-choice voting
After the Oakland mayor's race was decided by a razor-thin margin, the Oakland branch of the NAACP says there should be a recount.
SF homeless advocates see hope in Biden administration plan to reduce homelessness
It is one of the most pressing crises facing this country. Homelessness is plaguing cities and towns across the U.S. But now, the Biden administration has announced an ambitious goal to cut homelessness by 25% in the next two years. But would it work in San Francisco?
Indian tech workers in Silicon Valley protest immigration discrimination
For many skilled workers from India who were recruited by tech companies to work in Silicon Valley, getting a green card is practically impossible.
East Bay shoppers find plenty of room at malls week before Christmas
With a week to go before Christmas, shoppers at Sunvalley Shopping Center in Concord enjoyed a leisurely day of retail exploration.
Advocates, SF supervisors push back on Tenderloin safe injection site closure
A week after San Francisco's only safe injection site was shut down, city leaders and community activists called out Mayor London Breed and the Department of Health for not offering any alternatives, at a time when hundreds of drug-addicted people are dying.
Fairfax residents balk over recently-approved rent control, eviction ordinances
In the small Marin County town of Fairfax, property owners are staging an uprising over a new pair of ordinances that mandate rent control and just cause eviction protections for most rental units.