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KGO ABC7 News 400PM November 3, 2015 - Vimarsana News

KGO ABC7 News 400PM November 3, 2015

Active weather at attornpatterns thunderstorms are pushing through. Im going to take you in a little closer to concord, martinez, bay point, street level radar showing you where the thunderstorm have hit. As we pan around here, just south of martinez, seeing numerous lightning strikes. Im getting reports on twitter from fairfield and vallejo of hail. Were starting to see some hail around the east bay around 580, livermore, dimesize hail in that area. Were keeping that in the forecast. Due to the potential for some flash flooding, flash flood watches have been posted until 8 00 p. M. Tonight, s...

Domestic Violence impact event set for Oct. 3 - Vimarsana News

Domestic Violence impact event set for Oct. 3

The Center for Family Violence Prevention is hosting its sixth annual Domestic Violence IMPACT event from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 3 at the Greenville Convention Center, 303 S.W.

Horrific crimes of serial killer Timothy Wayne Krajcir - Vimarsana News

Horrific crimes of serial killer Timothy Wayne Krajcir

On November 28, 1944, Timothy Wayne McBride was born to parents Charles McBride and Fern Yost. However, the family wouldn't stay together for long.

Remember these notable St. Louis-area serial killers? - Vimarsana News

Remember these notable St. Louis-area serial killers?

Some serial killers, like John Wayne Gacy, capture national attention. These serial killers may not have grabbed headlines outside St. Louis, but they're still terrifying.

Native plants keep longtime activist rooted on the coast - Vimarsana News

Native plants keep longtime activist rooted on the coast

Longtime environmental activist Deborah Sheppard now changes the Georgia Coast one native plant at a time.