Healdsburg, CA|News|
Sonoma County Locals Raise Questions About How Officials Responded To Historic Storm
With the Russian River rising higher and faster than initially projected, some neighbors felt a little caught off guard.
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San Francisco|News|
Man Arrested At BART Station On Warrant Suspected In San Francisco Market Street Homicide
BART police told KPIX its officers turned Wright over to San Francisco police after his arrest.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco-Based Senior Dog Rescue Pushes For More Adoptions This Holiday Season
November is Adopt-a-Senior Pet Month, and one local senior dog rescue is working to get more senior dogs a new home for the holidays.
San Anselmo-Fairfax, CA|News|
Trees Fall Onto Power Lines In San Anselmo, But Town Handles Heavy Rain
PG&E says three oak trees came down, with the first one taking down the other two nearby, all pushing into power lines.
Napa Valley, CA|News|
Business In Downtown Napa Returns After Atmospheric River Brought Heavy Rain
It was a pretty busy Saturday night in downtown Napa, almost as if you'd never know the atmospheric river passed through just the day before
Healdsburg, CA|News|
Guerneville, Forestville Residents Clean Up After Floodwaters Receded
Sunday's mostly dry weather provided a brief window for Guerneville and Forestville residents to assess flooding damage and clean up.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Drivers Urged To Steer Clear Of Flooded Roads After Sonoma County Drowning
Many of the deaths occur in cars swept downstream, and many of these drownings are preventable.
San Leandro, CA|News|
Bay Area Water Officials Tracking How Much Rainfall Will Be Captured
"This is perfect," Tom Bunting said of the storm "This is what we need. We could use some more of it."
Millbrae, CA|News|
Mountain Lion Spotted In Millbrae Neighborhood
Although mountain lion attacks on humans are rare, according to wildlife officials, they have occurred in California this year.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Former Warriors Exec Bob Myers Appointed To UC Board Of Regents
UC board chair Janet Reilly and UC president Michael Drake welcomed Myers as UC's newest regent in a statement Thursday.
Fremont, CA|News|
Deaf Student Looks To Qualify For Cross Country State Championship For 3rd Time
In a sport where every second counts, he needs to make sure he's on the same playing field as everyone else, beginning at the start line.
Pleasanton, CA|News|
Costco Shoppers Camp Out For Grand Opening, Despite Stormy Forecast
CBS News Bay Area got a sneak peek inside the warehouse and have been told the bourbon hasn't arrived just yet, but it will.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Police Arrest 18-Year-Old, 7 Juveniles Accused Of Over 20 Retail Thefts
When an employee asked the suspects to stop, the employee was attacked and suffered a serious head injury, police said.
Fresno, CA|News|
Gov. Newsom Announces Jobs Initiative In California County That Flipped To Republican Support
Newsom was in Fresno to announce the Sierra San Joaquin Jobs Initiative and a planned $287 million economic development plan.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Petaluma Reusable Purple Cup Project Ends With Over 200,000 Cups Avoiding Landfill
An investment firm called Closed Loop Partners ran the project. It was funded by major global and local brands as well as restaurants.
Gilroy, CA|News|
Man Killed In Morgan Hill Shooting; Suspect Arrested
Shortly after 7:10 a.m., officers were called to the 100 block of Tennant Avenue on reports of a shooting.
Suisun City, CA|News|
Pro-Palestinian Protesters Block Entrance To Travis Air Force Base In Fairfield; Dozens Arrested
Police said no force was used on the protesters and no one was injured during the protest, which concluded by 9:30 am.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Man Accused Of Robbing Marin County Homes While Posing As Real Estate Agent
During a self-guided tour of the property, the suspect stole jewelry worth about $15,000.
San Francisco|News|
85-Year-Old Army Vet Continues Life Of Service By Feeding San Francisco Families
The operation is like a well-oiled machine. Volunteers divide cases of fresh produce to distribute to 350 families.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco To Redesign Valencia Street's Controversial Bike Lane
Christopher John De La Cruz, a long-time cyclist, said the decision couldn't have come fast enough.
