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I have three really bad snow years back to back to back. Its been brutal. Good for the ski shop, the dry spell looks to be cracking. Weather models for most of the bay area the next three months show rain fall totals 30 above average. But not everyone is singing in the rain just yet. One storm is not going to get us out of the drought. This week, even with more rain expected, east bay mud is getting tougher on water waste. Customers could be asked to scale back water use 50 in the new year. We just dont know. Are we in the last year of drought or in the middle of a longer drought . At this tim...

Made, but there were people in the bus and they have cleared out that intersection. Earlier today, it was one incident that set off the violence and mayhem. It really only took about ten minutes to start. It happened with the blink of an eye. People were throwing crates at it. Breaking it. People with mostly covered faces of course. And people started walking up and taking some of the bottles. Reporter it didnt start that way, protesters gathered on the edge of the cal campus peacefully marching with signs in way down telegraph way. Meanwhile, nearby businesses prepared for the worst. I think ...

The early snow was a welcome sign for Sierra ski resorts after the wildfire season that saw the Caldor Fire fully contained only one week ago.

'Paralyzed' in November, he's ready to run a 5K in June Pam McLoughlin FacebookTwitterEmail Greg Whitehouse, 61, will run the Gaylord Guantlet 5K & Obstacle Race in Wallingford, after recovering from COVID-19 and then suffering a paralyzing disorder.Peter Hvizdak / Hearst Connecticut Media WALLINGORD — Greg Whitehouse, 61, was paralyzed in November by a rare autoimmune disorder likely triggered by COVID-19, and had to learn to walk all over again. What a difference six months has made. These days Whitehouse is training for a 5K run and obstacle course after being named Featured Adaptive At...

If you are thinking about traveling to the Sierra Nevada to hit the slopes this week due to the amount of snow --- you may want to reconsider. "Maybe Friday night when the blizzard clears," said Robbie Staenberg who was fixing his ski boots when we spoke with him Thursday night. "This is the first time I'm really getting out of the state for the first time," said Allanah Hughes who was buying snow pants when we spoke with her. She has never been skiing but plans to go with friends on Friday. Parts of the Sierra have already received several feet of snow. Travel warnings have been bold even fr...