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Long storm on this thursday morning. It freaked out a lot of people, okay . Because there was a lot of of people here at multiple families in these homes. And they didnt know where to go. It was a scary time for People Living near coyote creek, but several years later, a new defense against flooding in the south bay. We want to take on a new opportunity to invest in Affordable Housing. This is our plebiscite to say no and push back. Could it be a key piece of the housing puzzle . A big decision ...

All the difference. Taking a live look outside on this thursday morning. We are keeping a close eye on your forecast and we are looking live , you can see over the water not too much rain. It is pretty dry in the bay. You may want to grab the rain jacket and just a couple hours as that is going to change. In the sierra storm could bring record amounts of single day snowfall. Caltrans is warning drivers to please stay off the road. The agency says they are prepared for conditions to get to danger...

Voters in San Francisco and California will again confront a formidable ballot during the election on March 5, 2024, with an array of qualified City measures and one state proposition...

San Francisco Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin said polling showed Proposition A, a $300 million affordable-housing bond measure on the March 5 ballot, was in danger of not passing.

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