Redwood City-Woodside|News|
Mudslide Evacuations Impact 30 Homes In Woodside
The sheriff's office on Wednesday "highly recommended" the evacuation of nearly three dozen homes following a mudslide.
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Across California, CA|News|
CA Bill Would Push Hospitals To Boost Behavioral Health Staffing
The California Nurses Association said hospitals are unprepared and lack specialized nurses to respond to growing psychosocial needs.
San Francisco, CA|News|
SF Group Says City Can Save $1B With Alternate Homeless Approach
Rescue SF is responding to a report that it would cost $1.45 billion and take three years to get all unsheltered people off of city streets.
Watsonville, CA|News|
More Sewer Repairs Needed Before More Pajaro Residents Can Return Home
More than 2,000 residents of Pajaro were forced to evacuate when the levee burst.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Most SF Sex Trafficking Cases Involve Women, Young People, POC: Report
According to the report, the San Francisco Police Department opened 51 investigations into human trafficking cases in 2019.
Pacifica, CA|News|
Hearing In Devil's Slide Crash Postponed To Allow More Investigation
The defense requested more time to complete their investigation in the case where prosecutors allege a doctor attempted to kill his family.
San Mateo, CA|News|
San Mateo School Board Sues Social Media Apps, Alleging Harm To Youth
One of the lawyers who filed the suit on behalf of the school board compared the tech firms' behavior to that of "Big Tobacco."
Palo Alto, CA|News|
Stanford Employee Accused Of Lying Twice About Campus Rapes
Santa Clara prosecutors allege the 25-year-old woman fabricated two attacks she reported last year on the Stanford campus.
Watsonville, CA|News|
Evacuatios Impact Thousands In Monterey County; More Shelters Open
Gov. Gavin Newsom planned to visit Monterey County on Wednesday afternoon to view damage as additional state resources were requested.
San Francisco, CA|News|
High Winds Knock Out Power For 275K Across Bay Area
As wind gusts hit 74 mph at the San Francisco airport Tuesday, crews were working to address outages impacting more than 275,000 customers.
Palo Alto, CA|News|
Swastikas, Image Of Hitler Drawn On Jewish Stanford Student's Door
Stanford officials said that the drawings found Friday on a dorm room door did not seem to be connected to two earlier incidents.
Los Gatos, CA|News|
Deposits Safe At Failed Silicon Valley Bank, Biden Says
Silicon Valley Bank failed Friday after depositors and investors tried to withdraw $42 billion from the bank the day before.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Marin Robbery Suspect Arrested
Joseph Aaron Stewart, 30 of Novato, was arrested in connection with robberies in San Anselmo and San Rafael, authorities said.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Marin To End COVID-19 Public Health Emergency
The local emergency will expire Feb. 28, the same day that California's public health emergency will expire.
Los Gatos, CA|News|
Highway 17 Mostly Reopens After Storm Prompts Closure
Santa Cruz County officials earlier Friday asked residents to cancel all travel plans except in cases of emergency because of the storm.
Redwood City-Woodside|News|
Power Outages, Downed Trees Continue To Impact Peninsula Residents
The county is also expected to see low overnight temperatures fall well into the 30s.
Palo Alto, CA|News|
U.S. Highway 101 Closed In Menlo Park Due To Downed Power Lines
The work is estimated to be complete by 6 p.m.
Redwood City-Woodside|News|
U.S. Highway 101 Closed In Peninsula Due To Downed Power Lines
The work is estimated to be complete by 6 p.m.
San Mateo, CA|News|
U.S. Highway 101 Closed Due To Downed Power Lines In Menlo Park
The work is estimated to be complete by 6 p.m.
Campbell, CA|News|
Cold Snap Prompts Activation Of Santa Clara County Warming Centers
Outreach workers are visiting encampments to distribute blankets, ponchos, tarps and tents, along with information about warming centers.
