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Fog. It is the first sunday in may, which means its the run for the roses Kentucky Derby right here on nbc bay area later this morning. Thank you so much for starting your final or your first weekend of the month with us. Im kira klapper im getting ahead of myself here. Cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. Such confusing weather out there, but you say it will be only for today. We were getting ahead of ourselves trying to think it was summer last week with some warm te...

Live with of the latest. Reporter the sierra fire hags reached 124 acres, is 75 contained but still a major concern for some residents. It is a sight that no homeowner wants to see. 15 fire truck running up the hill. Reporter around 5 00 p. M. A vegetation fire start near sierra and sal elevator as road in east san jose. Just saw the mountain top just filled with smoke. Reporter calfire says the fire is no longer spreading and doesnt pose a threat. No evacuations were made. And they say its stil...

OLYMPIA — The Washington State Supreme Court has agreed to directly review a lower court ruling that invalidated the state’s ban on the sale of ammunition magazines holding more than

PASCO, Wash. – A day of remembrance and honoring those who served in the city of Pasco Monday, May 27th Apple Valley News Now was at the event and has

For a dozen years, Republican Third Congressional District U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler represented Southwest Washington in Congress with a focus on helping her constituents. Before that, she …

“The worst is coming now because they are closing the street to fill the old underpass.”

For a dozen years, Republican Third Congressional District U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler represented Southwest Washington in Congress with a focus on helping her constituents. Before that, she …

Ben Franklin Transit’s own numbers show the private Uber-like service Franklin leaders want might not be cheaper.

A life-sized cardboard cutout of a grinning Donald Trump greeted hundreds of Washingtonians who made a three-day pilgrimage late last week to attend the state Republican Party Convention in Spokane.

Apr. 23—Three Republicans from the Tri-Cities earned their state partys nod over the weekend for political offices they plan to run for.