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Bay Area communities step up flood preps as CA could face 'historic' El Nino winter
Climate experts are warning that California could be headed toward a potentially historic winter rainy season as a powerful El Niño continues to strengthen across the Pacific Ocean. The National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center estimates there is a 69% chance the current El Niño will exceed the strength of all recorded El Niño events dating back to 1950, raising concerns about increased storm activity, flooding, and coastal impacts throughout the state.
DHS labels Martinez man charged in fatal stabbing of 68-year-old as 'criminal illegal alien'
A Martinez man accused of fatally stabbing a 68-year-old homeowner during an alleged burglary appeared in court Wednesday and pleaded not guilty to murder charges. And now, the Department of Homeland Security involved and has labeled the suspect a "criminal illegal alien." Police say Marcos Iriarte-Valdez was caught on a security camera on Francis Court in Martinez last Thursday, driving a gray SUV. Investigators say the video shows him wearing a tactical vest before putting on a mask.
Santa Rosa residents become 'heat heroes,' using science to help fight extreme summer temps
As temperatures rise across the North Bay this weekend, residents in one Santa Rosa neighborhood are taking matters into their own hands to better understand and combat extreme heat. Community members in southwest Santa Rosa are participating in a new citizen-science initiative to track surface and air temperatures throughout the summer. Organizers say the information gathered will help shape a future "Extreme Heat Action Plan," designed to address long-standing heat disparities in the area.
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