7 hrs ago | Marin Independent Journal
Hike of the week: Cool, dense and lush, Big Trees Trail is the perfect name
Indian Tree Open Space Preserve in Novato is on the north side of Big Rock Ridge.
18 hrs ago | Santa Cruz Sentinel
Stabbing reported on East Cliff trestle as hordes light off fireworks
Paramedics and law enforcement agencies hustled all day responding to a constant stream of calls, for what began as a relatively calm Fourth of July, officers reported.
Yesterday | Ukiah Daily Journal
Cooler temperatures to last a few days
No heat waves appear to be on the horizon as relatively mild temperatures seen on the 4th of July look to continue for as long as two weeks.
This is my latest interpretation of the European model weekly outlook for North America......... July 6-12 --Slightly cooler compared to normal over southern BC and the southern Prairies.
June Was Cooler Than Usual In Los Angeles
June was especially gloomy in Southern California, with temperatures in Los Angeles below normal every day of the month.
Cooler Highs but Poor Air Quality Remains
Tuesday is shaping up to be another hot day, but not quite as hot as the last two days.
SACRAMENTO, CA - Triple digit heat is expected again Wednesday for many valley cities.
SACRAMENTO - Cool cars are coming to California. And no, we're not talking about the new Camero or Mustang.
Hey, Hipsters! Oakland's the New Vacation Spot
Killing My Lobster really killed it on this one: a travel video that attempts to convince Dolores Park hipsters that there's a budget vacation for them in this exotic place across the bay called Oakland.
The state Air Resources Board wants your car to stay a little cooler in the summer sun.
Preview: Cherry, apricot harvests wind down
After some early problems, farmers of both apricots and cherries report they've had a good season.
No More Black Cars! - For Starters Editorial
Once again I have found legislators with more time and money on their hands than the ability to think a subject through.
Taco Truck Controversy with High School Close to a Compromise
The truck in question: About to undergo a one-block migration? The great taco-maker conspiracy to turn S.F. teens into fatties has been settled, sort of.
With a downturn in the economy, downtown businesses are enticing consumers to visit
Many Americans are learning a tough lesson about the value of a dollar, holding on tightly to their wallets.
Taiwan invited to light up Chinese cities
In this photo taken Wednesday, June 10, 2009, a visitor inspects an energy-efficient LED panel's construction at the LED exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan.
San Diego copes with second Med fly quarantine
Issue date:>> June 10, 2009 << Bump in processing tomato crop expected Processing tomato production is expected to increase this year even though water restrictions reduced plantings in some areas.
Reward hoped to gain new leads in 1986 murder of Halley Wing
Halley Wing, a retired prison officer, was slain 23 years ago. A $25,000 reward has been offered.
CSU forecaster reduces Atlantic hurricane prediction
Cooler sea temperatures and a possible El Nino prompted the Colorado State University forecast team to reduce its Atlantic storm season prediction on Tuesday to 11 tropical storms, including five hurricanes.
See if You're Getting Your Money's Worth From Netflix
Ever wonder if you're getting your money's worth out of Netflix ? Free Web service FeedFlix aims to answer that question: It pulls rental-history data from your Netflix account to show you the relative cost of each movie you'e renting.
Cooler weather, perhaps some showers headed for Sacramento Valley
June will begin with comfortable temperatures in the Sacramento Valley and a chance of rain and thunderstorms in the mountains.