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New at 5, the fight just keeps getting uglier over plans for a Waterfront Navigation Center in San Francisco. In the latest twist, residents filed suit to stop the project. Kpix 5s reporter is live near the proposed site. Andrea . Reporter fencing is already up and green tarps are already up. Construction trailers are already sitting on the property. But, when group is trying to get it stopped before hammers go and shovels go into the ground. The lawsuit was filed today in superior court to stop the Navigation Center along the. Many are among the 10,000 people who live within 10,000 feet of th...

With the cold front passing last night, dry air has taken dry air has taken over and an area of High Pressure is beginning to develop. This means mainly sunny skies and a stable atmosphere will take over the Southern Nevada area today through the weekend and into next week. It will also allow us to gradually increase temperatures back to the mid and upper 70s through the weekend; keeping above normal. Today, highs will range from 69 to 74 degrees. With the occasional 1520 mph gust through the afternoon. By sunday, high temperatures break back into the mid and pressure gathering strength throug...

Expect tonight. Wind advisories and warnings will continue into the afternoon today with the highest gusts expected along the eastern side of the valley. Gusts have been peaking around 50mph throughout the morning with gusts near 60mph up on mt. Charleston. Winds will gradually subside through the day but will remain gusty overnight with gusts to about 30 into the Early Morning hours tomorrow before completely dying off late on friday. Sunshine sticks around through the weekend with just some decorative high level clouds overhead to make the skies beautiful. Temperatures and remember. Whenever...

University of Alaska Fairbanks scientists will make several trips to Greenland over two years to study how meltwater and the ocean affect glacial ice loss.

Fairbanks, Alaska (UAF) - University of Alaska Fairbanks scientists will make several trips to Greenland over two years to study how meltwater and the ocean affect glacial ice loss.