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A lack of social distancing, people not wearing face masks and large gatherings. All of that is prompting leaders to cancel this weekends street closure. One block of the avenue between prospect and diablo road has been closed every weekend since june. New at 10 00, smith is here now after talking with town officials and Business Owners about whats going on. The street was closed on friday, saturday and sunday only. Danville leaders say they are done with education and had to do something after some businesses did not comply with the health order. A fight broke out and cases spiked. We came ou...

9 everybody. Alongside sal and gasia, i am mike. It is the last day of june. Why not have it socked in there in San Francisco . Where does the time go . We are more than halfway through the year. Right. Were done. Lets go ahead and check weather. See if the fog is going to burn off as mike expects it to. He grew up here. He knows a thing or two about it. It looks like its burning off outside your window, if i am not mistaken. Thank you, mike, gasia, and sal. We have a pretty good fog bank. It is retreating a little sooner today. It will be cool to cold by the coast. It looks like a hot inland ...

Fred haren from Bensalem Police department, we got an email from buck county prison to look for an individual wlanted for escape. Matthew miller out of ben salem, 23 years of able, he walked away from work release from the prison. He was spotted near route 13, and another officer went to make a pedestrian stop on the suspect, at the time, the individual seemed to be complying and the officer when to put handcuffs be the individual lunged up with a knife and stabbed the officer in his stomach, the bruntd of stab was taken to the vest. The subject then gave chase and ran from the officer and jum...

Syracuse University’s Campus Planning, Design and Construction office announced it will host a session discussing SU's construction projects.

Survivors of sexual and relationship violence gathered with allies Wednesday for Syracuse University’s annual Take Back the Night event.