There have been 33 flights canceled into and out of San Francisco International Airport on Thursday because of inclement weather in the area, an SFO spokesman said.

A mudslide devastated a San Rafael family by tearing their home apart on Tuesday morning, officials said.

The impending storm has prompted commuter concerns among hundreds of thousands of Bay Area residents who will cross bridges, take ferries and brave what will be messy slick roadways in the morning.

A storm system that dropped a little rain on the San Francisco Bay Area earlier this week is expected to return much stronger Thursday.

The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will look into announcing a local emergency due to heavy rainfall from El Nino storms that has damaged roads and flooded several areas.

An ancient oak fell in Orinda Monday morning, narrowly missing a car parked in a driveway and stretching a utility cable almost to the ground.

Huge Oak Tree Topples in Orinda, Narrowly Misses Car

The U.S. Small Business Administration has approved a San Mateo County declaration for people affected by December storms and flooding to inquire about the administration’s low-interest disaster loan program.

Residents of two mobile home parks are concerned they’re about to get flooded out. Nannette Miranda reports.

Ten trillion gallons of rainwater soaked the Golden State during the week of the Bay Area’s largest storm in five years, according to one estimate.

Thursday’s storm left two Redwood City mobile home parks underwater. On Saturday, residents were still dealing with the soggy aftermath. NBC Bay Area’s Christie reports with a first-hand look at the damage of these homes.