For the most delicious taste imaginable. Thats no ordinary cheese. No. Its kerrygold. Kerrygold. The taste that takes you there. Now from abc 7, live breaking news. The breaking news most of Sonoma County threat binds the growing kincade fire. Winds are picking up and Officials Say the time to move out is now. This alert sent out at 3 18 by the city of healdsburg which is under threat. The city tells people, quote, winds are picked up and fire activity has increased and heading our way. Leave now. And this week from the sonoma sheriff he heavy wind smoke and debris around arata lane and brooks in wind sor. The Santa Rosa Police department saying mandatory Evacuation Orders have been issue for the city of santa rosa. All areas in city limits of Santa Rosa West of highway 101 and north of highway 12 north of steel lane, lewis road, to montecito boulevard to calistoga road head south. Obviously all of this is playing out in the darkness when Fire Fighting is difficult and the evacuation i
To conduct a terror attack at busy pier 39 the week before christmas because they knew it would be crowded. The fbi says mr. Everett Aaron Jamison had hoped to use explosives to funnel people into a spot where he could inflict more casualties. Hes a former marine with sharp shooter training. Powder, tubing, nails, remote detonators, and an Assault Rifle. This started in september when an informant told the fbi about a suspicious facebook account belonging allegedly to everett. He liked and loved posts that were pro isis and pro terrorism. Jamison was tailed as he met with undercover fbi employees who ultimately thwarted his plot. Agents searched his home in modesto and found evidence, including guns, ammo, fireworks, and a handwritten letter in which he says yall have brought this upon yourselves. Also found was the last will and testament also allegedly written by the suspect. Live in San Francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. And do we know when he met with the undercover fbi employee . Reporte
The weather forecast for the weekend predicts cool, overcast days Friday and Saturday, with highs around 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Things should clear and heat up Sunday, with temperatures rising into the 70s for the second half of Memorial Day weekend. Memorial Day might be the best day for an outing followed by a dip in the river, as the high is 76 degrees Fahrenheit Monday.
All trails under 5,500 feet are free of snow, according to last week s report from Deschutes National Forest trail crew supervisor Joe Welke. The Deschutes River Trail, Horse Butte area, Phil’s trail system and low-elevation trails around Sisters are all accessible. Most trails higher than 5,500 feet are under at least some snow, Welke said. The snowpack has also delayed some campgrounds from opening this weekend. So keep an eye out on the national forest website and make sure those reservations are still valid. More information below.
Lingering snowpack in the Cascades will delay the opening of some campgrounds in the Deschutes National Forest, possibly scuttling plans for some families ahead of Memorial Day weekend.