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Week. More than 1,000 tenants at the Carmel Rincon towers are in the dark in more ways than one. Their power has been out since early Tuesday Morning and they still dont know why. Its been challenging. You take some things for granted. Reporter residents say being without power poses challenges, but its the lack of Accurate Information about the timeline for restoring power thats the biggest inconvenience. Not really knowing the communication knowing. The communication hasnt been perfect. The biggest frustration every step of the way theyre promising a lot earlier time frame and date for water...

Millions of dollars cash. Reporter the homes proximity to tech jobs in Silicon Valley is only one of the factors that makes it zoosperms sieve. The other is demand so expensive. The other is demand. The number of available homes throughout the valley is down sharply. This is the lowest listing of homes ive seen in my 30 years. Theres just not enough houses for buyers out there. Reporter and as crazy as prices seem now, it will probably be much more in probably a few years based on what clark found when he looked up the homes price the previous time it sold. But it also sold in 2010 for 908,000...

Speeds are in the green but very foggy out there. So please be careful. Foggy conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza. No metering lights. I dont know if you would be able to see them even if they were there. Theyre not on yet. 10 minutes into San Francisco. And the Richmond San Rafael bridge just a few cars out there for the start of the friday morning commute. Back to you. Reports of racially charged comments from President Trump have thrown negotiations on Immigration Reform into disarray. Sources say the president got frustrated during an Oval Office Meeting called to discuss restoring pro...

This was taken from the helmet camera of a firefighter interlock. Crews arrived overnight and found a major leak in the stairwell. They had to shut off several valves to stop the flow. No one was hurt but residents on the ground floor had to be evacuated. 20 people are confirmed dead in the mudslides. Crews still expect to find more victims as they continue to sift through mud and debris. They are using backhoes, jackhammers and chainsaws. Tuesdays slide destroyed at least 65 homes in montecito. Normal activity has ground to a halt. My mom was telling me the stories. Think about this, its now ...