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Lets get a check now with meteorologist drew tuma for the latest on our frigid forecast. Yeah, were tracking temperatures that continue to drop. The winds continue to crank. It just continues to bring the colder air in from canada. Right now wind, you can see gusting to 33 Miles Per Hour at sfo, 17 san carlos, 30 that current gust in san jose. Livermore current wind gust of 25 Miles Per Hour. As this cold front moves through, live doppler 7 showing you we have some showers along the coast that may try and touch off a sprinkle and even a snow flake in the santa cruz mountains. Its for that fact...

Federal government i dont want the plane you think i need. I want to plan i know a need for myself and my family. Those numbers are so flawed in terms of what happens in the realworld when people act for themselves in an appropriate way and get the coverage they want. Latest on the health care battle. New details at the republican reform plan starts to take shape out of the white house. The day in the center of a after blackfoot sweep arizona. The raging water killing nine people. Still missing this morning. The search i had. Sending a message to its competitors have a tax hike is said to be w...

Russia, russia, hurting his agenda. Mr. Trump wants to come back strong. Investors seem to approve. 21,637, fridays close, 26th record of this calendar year. Well open higher again, only just. This monday morning, how far we go and were off to a start. And the world of money, dont you love it . Varney company is about to aga again. Stuart im going to call it a muted open for the stock market this morning. Look, no selloff after last weeks series of records. This, by the way, is profit reporting week and thats going to be important, especially for the big tech companies, well open mixed this mo...

Robert “Bob” Wolff, age 86 of Nashua, died Thursday, Jan. 4, 2024, at Waverly Health Center.

The joint Property Owners’ Associations meeting held on October 10th at Cluett Hall, in the shadow of the historic St. Paul’s main building, covered aspects of two options on this Saturday’s ballot: demolition and adaptive reuse. The meeting covered various ways in which village could finance the renovation and eventual reuse of the building, including