An autonomous Saildrone boat found an underwater mountain likely formed from seismic activity; A 3.1-M earthquake rattled Humboldt County Saturday morning; and a Berkeley man has been charged with getting drunk off church wine.

The 'wind event' is over but we may see more rain and thunder today; the lane closures on I-580 near Livermore will continue after a retaining wall collapsed; and a couch went flying through the air in downtown SF during Tuesday's winds.

A crack in the road on I-580 has become a landslide; a violent protest came to the Consulate General of India in SF; and Sup. Myrna Melgar wants to hold a hearing about the rash of youth violence.

The next round of rain will hit early Tuesday morning and into the commute hours; BART is beefing up its police presence on trains starting today; and landslides are blocking Highway 29 north of Calistoga.

Another storm is coming to the Bay Area this week, but it won't be as bad as the last few ones; Newsom announced a plan to turn San Quentin prison into a rehabilitation center; and California is set to start manufacturing state-branded, affordable insulin.

A 2-car crash in Antioch killed one and injured two Friday night; two minors were arrested after a fight at the Santa Rosa school where a fatal stabbing took place last month; and Holmes' prison sentence is starting next month.

SF's Dept. of Building Inspection has ordered that blown out windows be replaced at 555 California; Sunny Balwani got out of showing up to prison yesterday; and the storm-damaged pier at Seacliff State Beach in Santa Cruz County is getting demolished next week.

Shares of First Republic Bank bounced back today; SFO is experiencing 80-minute delays due to this windy storm; and Palisades Tahoe says its snowfall for the season now totals 648 inches.

The rains from Saturday night into Sunday morning flooded many lanes of northbound and southbound I-880; an overnight car chase involved CHP vehicles and an airplane in Oakland; and San Jose's History Park had a two-alarm fire Sunday morning.

Hundreds of Watsonville residents were evacuated following a levee breach in Monterey County; Tahoe's famous Emerald Bay froze over for the first time since the early 90s; and the St. Patrick's Day Parade is taking place Saturday.

A fallen tree crushed a Tesla in San Mateo County last night; flooding is already occurring across Santa Cruz County; and the Russian River is expected to crest today below major flood stage.

Our third La Niña is officially over and there is reason to believe next winter will be an El Niño season; Gov. Gavin Newsom has COVID again; and you can expect the rain to hit most of San Francisco by afternoon.

A man who lit himself on fire on the Berkeley campus last week has died from his injuries; two dozen cars got flat tires on the San Mateo Bridge; and Berkeley-based white-collar attorney Ismail Ramsey has been confirmed to be U.S. Attorney of the Northern District of CA.

A dog was rescued from a house on fire near Ocean Beach this a.m.; Oakland business owners complain that the cops "don't do anything" about burglaries; and the likelihood has increased that an atmospheric river will hit with 2+ inches of rain in places on Friday.

A den mother was killed while hiking with a Boy Scout troop on Sunday; one person was injured in a shooting on Treasure Island; and Steph Curry returned to play with the Warriors following an injury.

The body of a stillborn baby was discovered at the city-funded encampment in front of San Francisco City Hall in January 2022; a Sunday morning fire in the Outer Richmond damaged two homes; and snowstorms are pummeling Tahoe (again).

More rain is in the forecast this weekend; A mountain lion sighting led to a shelter-in-place warning at a Half Moon Bay school; and a guide to celebrating Holi, the Hindu celebration of colors, in the Bay.

The body of an unidentified elderly man was found on a beach in Daly City; Berkeley police say a TikTok challenge is driving car thefts; and a fourth inmate in six weeks has died in custody at Santa Rita Jail.