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Well look at our rivers and see how they are doing when we come back. Hundreds of children in fairfax are waiting to find out when they will be able to attend school. White hill middle took Severe Damage from the storm. Reporter good morning. Cleanup crews just awried just beyond that administrators and outside consultants are meeting to decide their next steps, their first steps in the cleanup process exploring how to operate the School Without an entire building. Three big storms filled this little culvert behind White Hill Middle School causing extensive flooding over the weekend. We have f...

Cheryl jennings. And im kristen sze. More rain is headed our way. We start with live doppler, we are definitely in between systems. We are dealing with drier air today. Clouds are starting to thin we may dry a little this time of the year the angles so low we need a dry to dry the ground which we are not going to get. Nearly three inches south bay, nearly four oakland and San Francisco more napa, fairfield, seven inches to nearly eight around san rafael and santa rosa thats why we are concerned about chance of rain especially north bay mountains up to 2 1 2 inch there is, inch and a half south...

Richmondsan rafael bridge are closed because of an overturned big rig. We will bring you more information on both of those breaking news stories as we get it. So round three of the latest series of storms to sweep through Northern California is here. We have live team storm coverage. Lets begin with our meteorologist lisa argen who is tracking the storm will live doppler 7 hd. Good morning, everyone. Your eye goes right to the red and this is where it is draped from the Sacramento Valley back to clear lake and windsor and santa rosa. The back edge has been pushing through ukiah and with it the...

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Milestones in San Antonio LGBTQ+ History Published: May 31, 2021 Recent history has a way of blinding us to the past. For those coming of age in San Antonio over the past decade or so, it would be easy to assume that LGBTQ+ equality has always been a priority: That is, the queer community has always been valued and offered a seat at our collective municipal table. For example, in 2013 the San Antonio City Council voted 8-3 in favor of passing the Non-Discrimination Ordinance, which listed sexual orientation, gender identity and veteran status as protected classes. This issue struck a chord wi...