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KTVU News At 5pm October 2, 2014 - Vimarsana News

KTVU News At 5pm October 2, 2014

They came back. Fire station 75 reopened today. We need them. The station has been mothballed two years, today it is open with funding from fema its being staffed by veterans and new graduates who were presented with the final piece of the uniforms. Just in time for what is the bay areas peak fire season. Were fortunate to be reopening this time of the year, this will be the highest fire danger. Some have seen that danger up close this year. As the fire went through it was hot. Chris was on the kin fire, a string of wild land fires exacerbated by the wildfires. We know its going to get warmer ...

Tokyo odds-on favorite to see earliest cherry blossoms - Vimarsana News

Tokyo odds-on favorite to see earliest cherry blossoms

Weather companies have released their forecasts for the “cherry blossom front” — the advance of cherry blossoms across the country — which is expected to begin within days.

Himachal growers want 100% import duty on apples - Vimarsana News

Himachal growers want 100% import duty on apples

Himachal growers want 100% import duty on apples

One man's push to remake Japan's cherry blossom season - Vimarsana News

One man's push to remake Japan's cherry blossom season

Hideaki Tanaka, an expert on sakura, is trying to popularise other strains of cherry blossom and hopes to encourage people to learn about the diversity of cherry trees.

Prettier in pink: Remaking Japan's cherry blossom season - Vimarsana News

Prettier in pink: Remaking Japan's cherry blossom season

YUKI, Japan: Japan's famed cherry blossom season blankets the country in the delicate white flowers of the prized and popular "somei-yoshino" tree, delighting residents and visitors alike. But some want change.