California

If you’re traveling this morning watch for areas of widespread Bay Area clouds and fog that could drop visibility. Vianey Arana is tracking the fog and chilly temperatures on your microclimate forecast.

The California coast will experience unusually high tides and possible minor flooding in some areas through Sunday morning, the National Weather Service said Friday.

Meteorologist Kari Hall has a look at a cool down and when rain may return in the Microclimate Forecast.

PG&E has agreed to pay a $40 million fine and another $85 million to properly decommission a total of 70 unused transmission lines like the one that sparked the Kincade fire two years ago, according to a deal announced by state regulators.

NBC Bay Area Consumer Investigator Chris Chmura explains how to pack a “Go Bag” so you’re prepared in the event of a disaster.

The state of California gave car insurance companies an ultimatum: either refund millions of dollars to millions of drivers or the insurance commissioner will take legal action. Consumer Investigator Chris Chmura reports.

Millions of California drivers are due refunds on their car insurance premiums, the state’s insurance commissioner said on Wednesday.

As drought conditions persist statewide, officials with the East Bay Municipal Utility District said on Monday the agency has begun tapping into water from the Sacramento River to boost local supplies.

Some Bay Area environmental teams are in Southern California to help with the cleanup efforts following a massive oil spill in Huntington Beach. Marianne Favro reports.

California will enact the nation’s first coronavirus vaccine mandate for schoolchildren, aiming to have all students in seventh through 12th grades vaccinated by next fall once the shots gain final federal approval for everyone 12 and over. Sergio Quintana reports.

NBC Bay Area Consumer Investigator Chris Chmura explains how to apply to California’s COVID-19 Rent Relief and how that application can pause eviction proceedings.

California will strike the word “alien” from its state laws, getting rid of what Gov. Gavin Newsom called “an offensive term for a human being” that has “fueled a divisive and hurtful narrative.”

Many Bay Area school districts are considering a vaccine mandate students ages 12 and up to be vaccinated against COVID-19. But some people say there are some loopholesSergio Quintana reports.