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To deal with snow and the first in the bay area for 11 days even longer than that. An anonymous viewer in hayward during a downpour there. Ureport page, send pictures there. Spencer christian with a look and tornado sighting . That is correct. Here is a live doppler. Most of the bay area is drying out now. Most of the moisture has left us but where its active is quite active. That is down in the Santa Cruz Mountains where we have a wide path of heavy rainfall and snow in the Higher Elevations ne...

A Boston nonprofit is battling in court with an investor that wants to sell off low-income housing for profit. It's a story that's playing out across the country.

A federal judge in Seattle on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit brought by an investment firm against the Washington state housing commission, in a case that’s been widely watched by housing officials in Massachusetts and around the country.

Charles Clark moved to Boston’s South End when he was a young musician, just getting by. Forty years later, he lives in the same historic brownstone, even as rising wealth has pushed many people out of the neighborhood. He’s stayed thanks to a nonprofit that’s kept a few hundred apartments like his affordable. Tenants’ Development Corp. is one of the oldest groups of its kind in the nation, protecting the rights of renters — many of them families of color and seniors. But now, TDC and...