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A planned shut off next week, but could you lose power anyway. Equipment just doesnt have enough time to cool down when it is that hot for that amount of time. The equipment cant cool down and that is what causes power outages. And thousands of homes are still under threat from the lake fire burning in southern california. This is in lake hughes just north of l. A. And so far 11,000 acres have burned and it is only 5 contained. It started wednesday afternoon and just exploded in size burning parts of the forest that havent seen a fire since 1968. Scattered thunderstorms yesterday helped a litt...

Strikes. Partly cloudy skies. 74 livermore and san jose in the 24hour temperature change i dont think ive seen that. Everyone is in double digits. Anywhere from 1015 degrees warmer than yesterday in the cloud cover has a lot to do with it along with yesterdays warm to hot temps. They are hotter today and we are way above average on these highs and we will continue to do that into early next week. Over to sal now. 6 01 a. M. Anything new you want to get to . Bridges are somewhere . Right now we are off to a good start, steve. Many people thought on friday even if they have to drive the drive ea...

Biological dad also all booked into the san mateo jail, facing charges of hate crime, kidnapping, assault with Deadly Weapon and criminal threats. Police released a video statement that painted a different picture from the family today. Victim reported throughout the attack yelled at him using multiple racial slurs and he believed his race to be a factor in the attack. Reporter we asked them, said not racist. Not thinking in that moment about the race. Doesnt matter. Reporter what about the rope the police say they used to restrain the victim . Says they had it at home for pinatas, but he quot...

Some Oklahomans shed happy tears Wednesday as delegates at the United Methodist Church's General Conference lifted a ban on LGBTQ+ clergy ordination.

From promoting the county fair and teaching in the classroom and beyond to offering art lessons at a local nursing home and providing for area families in need, Joyce Fales