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Mid 80s inland and by later on in the afternoon we are still in the 90s. So the heat will be today, the hottest day of the week, looking at 80s and the bay and the cooldown not until monday. We will talk in detail about that in a few minutes, chris. Lisa, thank you. New overnight, one person is in the hospital after a big rig crashed and rolled on to its side on highway 101 in San Francisco. It happened just before 12 30 in the southbound lanes near zuckerberg and vermont street, known as the ho...

But for mount tam a pretty sunrise on the way. Looking at the clouds clearing to the coast. 60s there midday. We will look at mid 80s inland, upper 70s around the bay. 90s have arrived since yesterday inland, continuing today, 80s around the bay with cooling on happen for the second half of the weekend but today will be the hottest day of the week. We will talk about the up isser time spread from the coast to the inland valleys and the week chris. Lisa, thank you. New overnight, one person is in...

Over to police. Were live in san jose this afternoon, chris nguyen, abc7 news. Chris, this is happening about what five minutes from every green . But this is typically a relatively safe neighborhood, right . Reporter thats a great point, ama. We were speaking with neighbors who say theyre very active on next door on social media and have a Neighborhood Watch program in effect. So neighbors here are just absolutely stunned. Theyre devastated and at a loss for words. Chris, thank you so much for ...

Free events and activities this coming week in the Heartland Lakes area.

Free events and activities this coming week in the Heartland Lakes area.

It was a new location, but the same objective — to promote reading.

Read Aloud Norfolk is one of the many organizations that receive funding assistance from United Way. The following is a Q&A with president Mark Claussen and volunteer Whitney Porn.

The spirit of holiday giving was in the air on Saturday morning as the Noon Optimists Club prepared to deliver Christmas trees to needy families in the community.

The Noon Optimist Club of Norfolk recognized firefighter/paramedic Chris Kneifl of the Norfolk Fire Division with a firefighter of the year award during Monday nights city council meeting.

Performances are at 7 p.m. on Feb. 2-4 and 9-11, and at 2 p.m. on Feb. 5 and 12. Tickets are $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and $6 for children at Iverson Drug, McKenzie Place and Ken K. Thompson.