Eric Mcdonnell News Today

Morning at 3 36 at about a 2. 2. Its a microquake, a small quake. So far it looks unrelated but, of course, all these fault systems are transferring energy in between each other. Theres a chance that one could have been affected by that earthquake on sunday, as well. Thats the latest here, guys. Back to you. Thank you. Napa slowly getting back to normal after sundays earthquake as students finally return back to the classrooms today. Kpix 5s anne makovec is live up in napa now where schools have...

Mallicoat. Im michelle griego. As students head back to class, the ground is still rumbling. More aftershocks in the north bay today. Three quakes have been recorded so far. The largest a magnitude 2. 2 that struck healdsburg at 3 36 this morning. Not a powerful quake but it goes to show the ground in the region wont stop shaking. 94 aftershocks have been recorded since sundays big 6. 0 temblor. A majority have been insignificant but a few definitely were felt. Among them, a 3. 5 aftershock that...

The city of San Francisco in California issued Tuesday a formal apology to Black citizens for what it calls "decades of systemic and structural discrimination."

The city of San Francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved Tuesday a resolution apologizing to Black citizens for "decades of systemic and structural discrimination."

San Francisco officials are set to formally apologize to Black residents for centuries of systemic racism.

Members of the board gathered to put forward a resolution that takes responsibility for the history of discrimination against Black San Franciscans.

Members of the board gathered to put forward a resolution that takes responsibility for the history of discrimination against Black San Franciscans.

San Francisco officials are set to formally apologize to Black residents for centuries of systemic racism.

San Francisco's proposed reparation payments to eligible Black residents were once estimated to cost over $100 billion dollars.

In March, San Francisco moved forward with a bold reparations plan that includes $5 million in payments to eligible Black San Franciscans. But what happens now?