Yesterday's stormy weather caused trees to fall across the Bay Area, injuring two people and causing property damage, a weather-related car crash killed three on Highway 24, dozens of SF eateries and bars barred SantaCon attendees from entering their businesses, and more Sunday links.

Wayne Merry, one of the first people to conquer Yosemite's El Capitan, has died at the age of 88; two homeless moms who have been squatting in a West Oakland house are getting evicted; and more rain is rolling into the Bay Area.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Department is investigating two armed robberies last night, a new high-rise could become SF's fourth tallest building, and today's rain is just a light prelude to tomorrow's storm.

A supportive housing project for the formerly homeless in SoMa has temperature-control problems, a backup on the freeway between L.A. and Vegas was 21 miles long on Sunday, and Trump's lawyers won't be participating in the first House Judiciary hearing on impeachment this week.

Two fatal car crashes earlier this morning caused traffic delays in San Jose and San Francisco, yesterday's small bushfire near Baker Beach resulted in no structural damages or injuries, one HIV-positive Marin elder reflects on his "odds-beating" life on World AIDS Day, and more Sunday headlines.

Record-breaking cold (and rainy!) weather is officially upon us, an Oakland cleaning crew found a "vintage" hand grenade inside an East Bay home yesterday, there's a Christmas tree shortage this year that's causing prices to jump up, and more Saturday links.

A broken water main flooded northbound 101 in SF last night, the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office is stepping up patrols in the wake of a home invasion, and shoppers were evacuated from a Fremont Target following an armed robbery.

Both Facebook and Instagram experienced global outages earlier this morning, GLIDE will continue its tradition of dishing out thousands of holiday meals today, Pete Davidson made audience members of his show yesterday at the Sydney Goldstein Theater sign NDAs, and more Turkey Day headlines.

A power outage causes chaos at Oakland Airport, an off-duty SFPD officer was arrested for a DUI in Mission Bay, and Muni is still messed up from Tuesday's rain.

The 49ers once again proved worthy of their record with a 37-8 win over the Green Bay Packers, one of the men arrested in the Orinda shooting is appearing in court today, and a Russian Hill restaurant complains about neighborhood burglaries.

The 49ers will play the Green Bay Packers at 5:20 p.m. for what will surely be a hair-raising game, over 4,000 people lost power in Marin yesterday because of faulty PG&E equipment, a body was found off the I-580 exit in Oakland, and more Sunday headlines.

An estimated 25,000 incidents of public pooping were reported in SF from January to November, Juul is the subject of a newly damning New York Times piece, and the second man arrested Thursday in the Orinda shooting case has been ID'd.

A woman was robbed outside South Hayward BART a day after a murder happened there, a bomb was found at a high school in San Jose, and SF may someday be able to purify it wastewater for drinking.

A house fire in the Outer Sunset, Orinda's city council votes to abolish un-hosted Airbnbs, and Fodor's tells tourists to stop coming to Big Sur.

A Palo Alto city worker died in an electrical accident Saturday, a Valencia ice cream shop is offering a reward to catch a vandal, and there was severe traffic on eastbound I-80 this morning due to a fatal crash.

San Franciscans can expect a few more days of sunshine before cooler and wetter weather begins, the Mayor's Office will offer dozens of extra beds to the homeless this winter (that'll only be available to men), hate crimes skyrocket in SF, and more Saturday headlines.

BART track work between Walnut Creek and Orinda wraps up this weekend, a man killed in Castro Valley has been identified as an East Bay parks worker, and more details are emerging about the Santa Clarita school shooter.

Protesters opposed to school closures shut down Oakland's school board meeting, the Orinda Airbnb where a Halloween shooting occurred had advertised itself for parties, and the first Bay Area person has died of a vaping-related illness.