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Circulation. Heaviest rainfall is definitely Central Coast today. Big sur and on up into the Santa Cruz Mountains, seeing some of that heaviest rain. Well continue to see some pretty solid rain up in the Santa Cruz Mountains through the course of the day. This area right around here. Lets zoom in on the south bay for steven. The rainfall intensity has diminished. Its still raining for 85 101, to 80. Working your way from the south bay and on up the peninsula. Well continue to see showers for the spots likely over the next few hours. Marin county has also been pretty wet. So watch your Bridge C...

U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy refused to hold a special event on Nakba Day at the House headquarters. A Senate room hosted the event organized by Palestinian-born Democratic Representative Rashida Tlaib. The event aimed to introduce Congress and Americans to what the Nakba means to millions of Palestinians, especially as the Palestinian people continue to suffer. A group of two thousand rabbis called on McCarthy to condemn and stop the event, and he canceled it late Tuesday. He said he would instead organize an event to mark the 75th anniversary of the U.S.-Israel relationship.

LIZ Truss’s biggest single Tory leadership campaign donation came from the wife of a Scottish Dubai-based entrepreneur.

Georgia Has 12 More COVID Deaths, 1,004 New Cases Tuesday, April 6, 2021 Georgia state health officials reported on Tuesday there have were 12 additional deaths due to the coronavirus. The current total is 16,761. There were 1,004 new cases, as that total reached 857,307 confirmed cases of coronavirus.  Hospitalizations are at 59,192, which is an increase of 89 from Monday. Here are the numbers by county: Catoosa County: 5,423 cases, up 7; 61 deaths; 242 hospitalizations Chattooga County: 2,184 cases; 60 deaths; 171 hospitalizations, up 1 Dade ...

City Looking At Ways To Deal With Increasingly Problematic Weather Tuesday, April 6, 2021 - by Joseph Dycus Some city staff members have been studying how the city could be better prepared in the face of more and more frequent rounds of severe weather and health threats. Jermaine Freeman, Kristen Hewes, and Lara Freeman gave the City Council a presentation on their regional resiliency plan. Because of the increasing number of extreme weather events, the city found it to be a worthwhile endeavor last year. Jermaine Freeman used the fires in 2016, the tornado last year, and the increasing...