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KTVU KTVU Morning News March 17, 2015 - Vimarsana News

KTVU KTVU Morning News March 17, 2015

Mostly sunny. Westerly breeze in place. 40s for some. 48, 46. Yet 57, 56. These clouds are on the way out. It wont be as cloudy as yesterday. More of a west, northwest breeze. Sfo west at 16. We have not had an on shore breeze. Over all yesterday will be replaced with megly cloudy and mostly sunny. Any precip is out of the picture. Cool to warm lows. 60s and 70s. All right sal sol far so quiet. Has anything picked up . We are seeing a couple of incidents out there, steve but it hasnt been nearly as bad as yesterday when we had a lot of big crashes. You are looking at the east shore freeway. Tr...

Grand Island farmer's market; 37 vendors to kick off this Saturday - Vimarsana News

Grand Island farmer's market; 37 vendors to kick off this Saturday

The city of Grand Island is launching a farmer's market this weekend.According to the City of

'Monster' Season 2 Casts Javier Bardem, Chloë Sevigny - Vimarsana News

'Monster' Season 2 Casts Javier Bardem, Chloë Sevigny

Javier Bardem and Chloë Sevigny have joined "Monster" Season 2 at Netflix, playing the parents of the Menendez brothers.

Thousands evacuated as forest fire rages in south France tourist spot - Vimarsana News

Thousands evacuated as forest fire rages in south France tourist spot

More than 500 firefighters have worked through the night. The blaze near Argelès-sur-Mer is now reported to be under control with no deaths reported

How Painter Emilio Sanchez Used Vacation Snapshots As Aesthetic Experimentation - Vimarsana News

How Painter Emilio Sanchez Used Vacation Snapshots As Aesthetic Experimentation

A report by Patricia Ortega-Miranda for the Smithsonian Magazine. In 1952, the Cuban-born artist Emilio Sanchez settled in New York City, where he lived a comfortable life dedicated to painting. In the winter, he made habitual getaways to locations with warmer temperatures, preferably islands in the Caribbean. Recording idiosyncratic architectural elements and the striking effects…