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>> commissioner chan? chan absent. >> supervisor chan: present. >> i'm sorry, chan is present. >> supervisor dorsey: present. >> supervisor mandelman: present. >> supervisor mar: present. ronen -- >> commissioner ronen: i'm present. >> ronen is present. safai is absent. >> commissioner stefani: present. >> commissioner walton: present. >> we have quorum. >> and i am excusing him and i believe you have a public comment announcement and i do want to thank jason kaleena at sfgovtv. >> yes, chair. one moment. for members of the public interested in participating in this board meeting, we...

They are hoping it wont be major this time, but every storm eyes will be to the sky to see what happens. Well be here live monitoring it. Joe vazquez, kpix5. Rain in north bay, but heres a live look at downtown walnut creek. It is still dry. The clouds are moving in, likely not a good night for outside dining. Chief meteorologist paul deanno has been tracking that rain as it moves in. It is its way south and the heaviest rain over napa and american canyon, glen ellen, st. Helena receiving heavy rainfall now moving out toward fairfield and vacaville. Looking to the south a few heavier showers a...

Groups in North Carolina are rallying to change the way people are punished for low-level offenses, trying to break a cycle in which minor offenses lead to major consequences, including jail. Black Voters Matter, in collaboration with the group Growing Real Alternatives Everywhere, has introduced Saturday warrant clinics, providing a much-needed lifeline for those unable to attend court during the week. Anza Becnel, warrant clinic manager for Black Voters Matter, said the clinics aim to bridge the gap between the court system and the community, ultimately improving balance between the offens...

Anthony Reese was walking down the street in Dunbar one day when a stranger began cursing at him out of nowhere

In 2014, the U.S. Department of Justice ordered the Albuquerque Police Department to reduce its deadly use of force. Today, APD is in near-total compliance — but still killing at record levels.