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Man Arrested After Chasing Teenage Girls, Fighting Father in Windsor
A 36-year-old man was arrested Saturday morning after he allegedly chased two teenage girls to their home, and then got into a physical altercation with the girls’ father, Windsor police said.
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Success Story: Teddy the Barbershop Dog
In South Windsor there’s a celebrity who spends his days at a Paulie’s Professional Barber Shop. Just below the front door bell of the barber shop, there is a doggy in the window — he’s a star named Teddy.
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Jonathan the Husky Acts as Ring Bearer at Wedding of Two UConn Alumni
The Siberian Husky that serves as the mascot for the University of Connecticut is taking on another role: assistant ring bearer for two university alumni.
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Firefighters in Viral North Bay Flag Video Identified
When firefighters Matt Gomes and Mike Perez stopped to replace an American Flag that had fallen off of a Windsor home during Kincade Fire evacuations in October, they had no idea that their simple gesture would be captured on a neighbor’s Ring video and turn into a story of hope that would inspire thousands.
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Firefighters Who Replaced Flag Identified
Over a month after NBC Bay Area first reported a heartwarming story of two firefighters who stopped to replace a fallen American flag in Windsor during the Kincade fire, the two men have been identified. Matt Gomes and Mike Perez say they’re surprised and touched that their act has inspired so many.
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RAW: Firefighters Replace Fallen Flag in Kincade Fire Evacuation Zone
Home surveillance video captures firefighters replacing a fallen flag to a veteran’s home during the Kincade Fire evacuation in Windsor. [Jason Frazee/Ring]
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Firefighters' Act of Kindness Brings Hope to Evacuees During Kincade Fire
A home surveillance video showing two firefighters stop to replace a flag that had fallen from the home of a veteran during Kincade Fire evacuations brought hope to residents as they struggled to gather information on the status of their neighborhood.
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PG&E Restoring Power to Thousands Across Northern California
Pacific Gas & Electric began restoring power Thursday to some of the 120,000 people it intentionally blacked out to ease the risk of catastrophic wildfires.
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PG&E Removes More Areas From Midweek Power Shutoff
PG&E continues to downsize the scope of its latest round of proactive power shutoffs as weather conditions improved Wednesday.
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PG&E Downsizes Power Shutoff Plan, Removes Several Bay Area Counties
PG&E has downsized its power shutoff plan that was set to impact more than 300,000 customers across 25 counties in Northern California.
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Rebirth, Angst and the ‘New Normal' of California Wildfires
A California family that lost everything in 2017 wildfire rises from the ashes only to be threatened again; this is the ‘new normal’ for them and many others
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Cleanup, Healing Just Beginning For Kincade Fire Victims
Sonoma County is working to enter into an emergency contract to remove household hazardous waste from properties that were impacted by the Kincade Fire, public health officials said Wednesday, and the healing process for victims also is just beginning. Thom Jensen reports.
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Moving Van Stolen From Army Vet, Wife at Pleasanton Hotel
A decorated Army veteran and his wife just moved to the Bay Area from Nevada, and before they could even unload their U-Haul truck, it was stolen.
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Containment of Kincade Fire Increases to 76%
Firefighters continue to strengthen containment lines around the destructive Kincade Fire burning in Sonoma County.
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Kincade Fire Spreads to 77,758 Acres, Containment Up to 65%
Catching a break with favorable weather conditions, crews continue to make progress in the fight against the destructive Kincade Fire burning in Sonoma County.
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A Halloween Treat For Kids Affected by Kincade Fire
It’s been a tumultuous week for families forced to evacuate because of the Kincade Fire. On Halloween, many tried to give kids a sense of normalcy after spending days away from home. Santa Rosa City Schools hosted a trick or treat event Thursday afternoon.
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A Halloween Treat For Kids Affected by Kincade Fire
It’s been a tumultuous week for families forced to evacuate because of the Kincade Fire. On Halloween, many tried to give kids a sense of normalcy after spending days away from home. Santa Rosa City Schools hosted a trick or treat event Thursday afternoon. Ali Wolf reports.
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Halloween Spare the Air Alert Issued Due to Wildfire Smoke
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District has issued a fourth straight Spare the Air alert for Thursday, Halloween, as smoke from the Kincade Fire in Sonoma County continues to impact the region.
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Kincade Fire Leads to Special Delivery: Evacuee Gives Birth at Napa Hotel
Penelope Page is already igniting hearts.
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Kincade Fire Evacuee Gives Birth at Napa Hotel
The Kincade Fire burning in Sonoma County led to a special delivery for one family. Lili Tan reports.