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Wet Storm Dumps Rain, Snow in Sierra; I-80 Partially Open
Interstate 80 between Reno and San Francisco reopened to passenger traffic Monday following mountain snowfalls and heavy rain from the atmospheric river storm over the weekend.
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Kari's Forecast: Heavy Rain Tapering Off
Meteorologist Kari Hall has an update on the historic storm and the chance of thunderstorms in the Microclimate Forecast.
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With Temperatures Hitting Record Highs, Here's How You Should Properly Hydrate, According to Experts
Staying hydrated does things like improving sleep quality and cognition. Here’s what leading hydration experts say about staying hydrated during heatwaves.
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‘We're Trying Our Best': ICU Nurse on What She Wishes People Knew About COVID
Hannah Teasley worked as a nurse in COVID-19 intensive care units in Nevada, California and North Carolina this year. Here’s what she wishes more people knew.
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Man Sentenced in Napa to 10 Years for Pimping 2 Teen Girls
Napa County Superior Court judge sentenced a 20-year-old man in October to 10 years in state prison for sexual exploitation of two 17-year-old high school girls, county prosecutors said Thursday.
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Biden in the Bay: Presidential Hopeful in Town for Fundraising
Democratic presidential hopeful and former Vice President Joe Biden will be fundraising in the Bay Area on Thursday.
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'Chief Risk Officer' Convicted of Embezzlement Used Money for Golf, Gambling
A Walnut Creek Man employed as the chief risk officer for an East Bay construction firm was found guilty Friday of four felonies in connection with an embezzlement scheme, according to prosecutors.
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Agency Recommends Current 80K Attendance Cap at Burning Man
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is recommending attendance be capped at existing levels for the next 10 years at the annual Burning Man counter-culture festival in the desert 100 miles north of Reno.
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As Craft Beer Market Grows, So Do Wild Flavors
Anyone for steak and onion Kolsch? Or a macaroni and cheese pale ale? Those were among the flavors at the Strange Brew Festival in Reno, Nevada, this month, where competition for attention has intensified as craft beers have boomed. Brewers have always experimented, from the medieval Belgians who stirred sour cherries into their beer to newer varieties like the white...
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East Bay Realtor Creates Website That Helps People Move Out of the Bay Area
Thinking of leaving the Bay Area? You’re not alone. A local website created by an East Bay realtor to sell your home and help you move out of the Bay is getting flooded with requests.
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Reno's 1872 Time Capsule Includes California Gold Rush Lore
Artifacts recovered from an 1872 time capsule stashed in the cornerstone of a demolished Masonic lodge in Reno include silver dollars minted in Carson City and San Francisco, and a piece of wood from Sutter’s Mill where the discovery of gold sparked the California Gold Rush.
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Sonoma County Storm Damage Estimated at $155 Million
A local assistance center will open Sunday in Guerneville to provide services to Sonoma County residents affected by recent storms and flooding. Government agencies and nonprofits will be represented at the center, and all county residents can access services regardless of immigration status, according to a Sonoma County spokeswoman.
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Evacuations Lifted for Flooded California Wine Country Towns
Authorities in Northern California have reopened the roads into two towns cut off for days by a rain-swollen river and residents and work crews have started cleaning up the muck that flooding left behind.
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Russian River Recedes After Flooding 2,000 Buildings in Guerneville and Monte Rio
Floodwaters that turned two Northern California wine country communities into islands reachable only by boat began receding Thursday as a rain-engorged river finally peaked after swamping thousands of homes and businesses.
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2 Amtrak Trains Reverse Course When Avalanche Closes Tracks
Two Amtrak trains together carrying nearly 300 passengers stopped and reversed directions because of an avalanche that closed railroad tracks in the Sierra Nevada in northern California. More than 4 feet of snow has fallen over the past two days and winds have been gusting in excess of 100 mph.
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Newest Winter Storm Could Bring 8 Feet of Snow Above Tahoe
Another big winter storm is headed for the Sierra Nevada with up to 8 feet of snow possible in the upper elevations around Lake Tahoe.
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Martinez Man Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison for Human Trafficking
A 33-year-old man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for human trafficking in the Bay Area, Contra Costa County prosecutors said Friday.
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Salt Lake City Gets Go-Ahead to Bid for Winter Olympics
Salt Lake City got the green light to bid for the Winter Olympics — most likely for 2030 — in an attempt to bring the Games back to the city that hosted in 2002 and provided the backdrop for the U.S. winter team’s ascendance into an international powerhouse. The U.S. Olympic Committee said Friday it was selecting Utah’s capital, which...
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Dead Brothel Owner Wins Election for Nevada Legislative Seat
A Nevada brothel owner and reality TV star who died last month after fashioning himself as a Donald Trump-style Republican candidate has won a heavily GOP state legislative district. Dennis Hof defeated Democratic educator Lesia Romanov on Tuesday in the race for Nevada’s 36th Assembly District, which includes rural communities and large stretches of desert in the southern part of...
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69-Year-Old Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for Murders Tied to ‘Gypsy Hill Killings'
A 69-year-old career criminal thought to be the “Gypsy Hill Killer” was sentenced to life in prison on Wednesday for raping and killing two teenage girls more than 42 years ago.