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Storm System Brings Rain, Potential Thunderstorms, and Flash Flood Watch to Northern California
In a weather report released early this morning by the National Weather Service in Sacramento, Californians are being reminded to stay alert as a storm system continues to sweep across the region. According to the National Weather Service, northern parts of the state should expect rain, with isolated thunderstorms possibly causing "brief heavy rain, small hail, and gusty winds." The report also highlights a Flash Flood Watch for the Park Fire Burn Scar area, effective until 7 PM today due to potential debris flows.
Sea lions continue to wash ashore amid toxic algae bloom
An increasing number of sea lions are washing up on the California coast due to toxic algae that experts say could be the result of human-caused climate change. Stress has always been part of the job for Dr. Cara Field. But lately, it's been bordering on frantic. "I'm going to start look at some of our patients and assess their neurologic responses," she said. For the last three weeks, Field, the Director of Conservation Medicine at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, has been in a race against the clock treating dozens of sea lions that have...
Gavin Newsom Spars With Fox’s Bret Baier Over California Border Polices and Trump’s ‘Demagoguing’ Bipartisan Bill
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) joined Fox News anchor Bret Baier for a lengthy discussion on some of the key issues being discussed during the Democrat National Convention this week and engaged in a debate about border policies. “This theme of this convention, a lot of it is about freedom....
Show Review: System Of A Down, Deftones, and More at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, CA
Last Saturday, on a fittingly-gloomy afternoon in San Francisco, 50,000 metal fans flocked to San Francisco’s Golden Gate State park for what was billed as a legendary “standalone event” – and it more than delivered. Kicking off the day was Australian self-described “death pop” act VOWWS,...
Campbell to implement developer fees for affordable housing
Campbell is slated to rake in hundreds of thousands of dollars for affordable housing annually, thanks to a decision to collect developer fees from projects without housing. The Campbell City Council voted 4-1 Tuesday to establish a commercial linkage fee, which is a flat rate of $9 per square foot developers must pay for all new retail and industrial projects that don’t include housing. The city expects it to generate about $300,000 annually and up to $4 million in 15 years. The money will be earmarked for affordable housing costs such as construction, legal advice and loans for affordable housing developers. Vice Mayor Sergio Lopez voted no even though he supported the fees, citing concerns about other aspects to the item that would require small housing projects to convert at least 15% of homes into affordable housing or pay a fee.
San Jose restaurant suffers two burglaries in less than a month
(KRON) – A San Jose restaurant has suffered two burglaries in less than a month. Funny Farm Restaurant took to its Instagram to inform patrons and San Jose residents that the restaurant was burglarized in the month of August. Funny Farm Restaurant posted, “Unlucky number seven!” According to the establishment, the restaurant has been burglarized […]
San José Police Investigating After Pedestrian Struck and Killed, City’s 34th Traffic Fatality of the Year
The San José Police Department is currently investigating a traffic incident that resulted in the death of a pedestrian, marking the city’s 34th traffic fatality and 13th pedestrian fatality this year. According to a statement from the SJPD, the collision occurred on Thursday, at around 8:49 PM, at the intersection of Hostetter Road and Automation Parkway.
Major Meth Trafficker Apprehended in San Jose, Alameda County Narcotics Task Force Seizes Over 40 Pounds of Drugs
The Alameda County Narcotics Task Force has pulled off a sizeable drug bust in San Jose, seizing a variety of narcotics and apprehending a convicted felon believed to be a significant player in the meth trade across Alameda County. According to the announcement shared on Facebook, this resulted from an extensive investigation targeting the suspect's illicit activities.
Roos Fight for Draw Against San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO - Kansas City Men's Soccer used a pair of late-game miracles to find equalizing strength against San Francisco this evening, finding a 2-2 result. The Dons jumped out midway through the second half, scoring two quick goals and creating momentum. However, Kansas City was not quick to back down, first scoring a goal from the foot of Raphael Kistmann. Then, it was Elie Kisoka who came up big for the second game straight, scoring the equalizing goal in the 84th minute following a missed PK from the Dons.
San Francisco Bay Area Sees Uncommon August Showers, Temperatures to Rise Next Week
The San Francisco Bay Area is experiencing a sprinkle of late August showers, unusual for a month typically marked by Mediterranean-like dryness. The National Weather Service's San Francisco Bay Area office reported light rain chances for today, with temperatures expected to rebound early next week. This turn in the weather comes as a low pressure system moves southeastward, temporarily disrupting the typical summer high-pressure patterns that keep the region dry.
Fremont City Councilmember Jenny Kassan Resigns, Helps Husband's Run for Mayor
Fremont City Councilmember Jenny Kassan is planning to resign from her post this year, in part to help support her husband’s candidacy for mayor. Kassan, who was first elected in 2018 and reelected in 2022, submitted a letter of resignation to the city clerk’s office on Thursday. She told KQED she plans to stay on long enough to help appoint an interim successor to her seat, which could take several weeks.
Feds, state AGs claim tech firm enabled landlords to artificially raise rents
The U.S. Department of Justice and eight state attorneys general, including California AG Rob Bonta, sued a technology company Friday for allegedly creating software that enables landlords to artificially raise rents — especially in Southern California. Landlords use RealPage Inc.’s revenue management software to price multifamily rental units.
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