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Were expecting dry conditions through the early afternoon with some scattered showers tonight but 39 degrees in the south bay if youre just now waking up. Dont go outside without a sweater dont take your dog down without a jacket either because it will catch you off guard. 41 degrees in the east bay and also San Francisco 43 degrees. We are seeing a lot less clouds than what we saw yesterday to start and thats whats keeping us in the 30s for the north bay. Over the next couple of hours we will stoort warm up just a bit expecting to hit the mid 50s for the bay areas, upper 50s and possibly 60s ...

Pete suratos is live at Oakland City Hall where the ceremony wrapped up. Pete, what is her message . Whats the feeling you get from her . Reporter good morning to you, kris. Chief Anne Kirkpatrick kept repeating the need to transform the department, working on a culture change following a year of scandal within the department. And of course, her role made official during the swearingin ceremony. You see oakland maryor libby schaaf taking part. A number of Police Chiefs in attendance. Chief kirkpatrick mentioned the importance of transforming the department and keeping the city safe and showing...

WFISD teachers get first COVID vaccine dose ahead of spring break WFISD teachers get first COVID vaccine dose ahead of spring break By Emily Bjorklund | March 12, 2021 at 9:23 PM CST - Updated March 12 at 10:34 PM WICHITA FALLS, Texas (TNN) - On Friday, the Wichita Falls ISD vaccinated hundreds of its teachers just over a week after the Texas Department of State Health Services moved them to the front of the line. It’s something teachers of all ages said feels like a step in the right direction. “It’s here and I’m glad,” Meredith West, a substitute teacher for the district, sai...

Workers share memories of Harrison hospital as many shift to St. Michael's new Silverdale location Austen Macalus, Kitsap Sun Replay Video BREMERTON — Inside the old Harrison hospital in Bremerton, colorful handprints and personal messages adorned the first-floor wall last week as staff bid farewell to the historic building and all of its memories.  Jeff Peterson, a registered nurse, wrote down his years of service at the Bremerton hospital: 35 years, 10 months and 21 days. “And, of course, go Cubs!” he said.  Peterson also paid tribute to a friend and co-worker who ...