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Are working out the bugs and gathering data. Theres six methods currently being tested for tracking miles. You can buy a time permit or buy miles in bulk. Pay via odometer readings or through special devices, even your smartphone. Its material though to tell how much money this will mean to drivers or to the state. But one thing is certain, everyone, no matter what you drive, will feel the effects. People will certainly be paying more. Well, it will it will be paying more, but it will be paying i think a lot more accurate and a fairer number. Reporter and this program is going to be tested for...

Of the skies, yes, you will have some clearing along the seashore into the 60s. 77 san jose. East bay numbers up to 90 in pleasanton. Further inland you go, how about 95 in brentwood . But still under the triple digits. North bay 67 bodega bay, 87 napa and sonoma. Good morning, san rafael. You will top off in the mid80s through terra linda and 98 the outside number towards cloverdale and clearlake 99 in ukiah. The 4th of july is coming up. Lets jump over to 101 northbound out of san jose. We are off to a great start. All our sensors are showing green. So no delays right now. 63 Miles Per Hour ...

That is ultimately a possibility. Reporter the two Charter Schools facing allegations of fraud misuse of public funds and criminal wrongdoing include Livermore Valley prep and Livermore Valley Charter School founded in 2005. They are also accused of not paying teachers, illegally charging Foreign Exchange students tuition, and transferring students to their Charter School in stockton against their will. I know that kids next door they go to the Charter School and they are talking about pulling out also. Reporter what was their reasoning . Because a lot they have heard a lot of the teachers are...

"I'm a ratepayer and my rates are going to go up," said Board Chair Bruce Jaffe, also a candidate for 2nd District Santa Cruz County Supervisor, before the vote at the Capitola City Council chambers. "This is an investment in the future and I'm willing to do that."

If approved by the board this month, the new rates would take effect March 1, with a four-year implementation schedule impacting customers within the district's service area of Aptos, La Selva Beach, Opal Cliffs, Rio Del Mar, Seascape, Soquel and parts of Capitola.