Coverage starts right now. This is ktvu mornings on 2. And we come to mornings on two. We are on storm watch for you. There is rosemary right there on the side of your screen. Rosemary, how is it looking . Actually seeing some pretty good snow all the way down in to the valley for the sierra. About six thousand feet or so. Still a rain snow mix around blue canyon. If you are going to travel in that direction that is something to be aware of. You will need snow tires and or chains. Giving you a live look into and over the oakland esta, ry where we have mostly cloud country sky cloudy skies. Steady rain. You can see in the south bay. San jose reporting moderate to heavy rain. We have from san jose into campbell. You can see over the diablo range moderate to heavy rain. We have moderate to heavy around santa cruz. The mountains have picked up almost an inch of rain so far. This is great news here. We will continue to see the scattered showers as we roll through the saturday. I can show yo
A novel by Livermore author John G. Bluck, âDeath in the Holler,â was reviewed this month in Publishers Weekly Magazine, a trade publication for booksellers and literary agents.
âMurder, gangs, and black-market marijuana run rampant in the testosterone-filled thriller,â according to the review. âFor Southern murder mystery fans, this whodunit and its heart-of-gold protagonist will hit a bullseye.â
The novel pairs Kentucky game warden Luke Ryder, an alcoholic on the brink of being fired, with his best friend, county sheriff Jim Pike, to investigate the murder of a Louisville gang member on a rural farm during black powder hunting season. As the action evolves, Bluck also tells the story of Ryderâs struggle against his addiction to alcohol.