Prepare. Scenes like this were common in rohnert park and petaluma where lowlying areas were inunstated with record rains. With the bone dry weather officials in rohnert park warn of potential flooding. We expect heavy rain friday morning reasonable for 24hour period. The volume of rain can create flash floods because there is so much volume the corrects can creeks can not handle it all. Potential flooding is the timing. The creeks can handle heavy rain if it does not come at the same time as a a high time. You can track the rain with our weather app free on apple app and google play with more information at abc7news. Com apps. Alameda sheriff made an arrest in a Sexual Assault that happened at 99 cents only store in hayward. This suspect is believed to have molested an 8yearold in the toy aisle on mission boulevard on sunday. The man cornered the little girl grabbed her and touched her inappropriately. Deputies will release more information today. One of the Top Health Insurance compa
Period. More sunshine. More warmth. If you love winter, wasnt that fun . The one day. Good morning, everyone, winds are up a little bit this morning. We are less than ten Miles Per Hour but nearing nine in oakland and eight at Half Moon Bay and san carlos and seven in livermore and san jose and sfo and eight in concord. That is keeping temperatures all over the scales. Mild when you step outside and that will spring board to midtoupper 60s and a 70 in clover detail and the warmth so to the coast mostly starting tomorrow. But low 60s are possible, and you are not that far behind. We will talk about record highs and poor air quality in the sevenday forecast, first, though, is leyla. Gumming up the commute is some con discretion over the Altamont Pass from tracy boulevard to livermore, we are down to 34 Miles Per Hour if a stretch and when you get into the path it looks like the speed picks up but you are still look slower than we were ten minutes ago. Headed westbound from four to the ma
Local reporters this week in 1994 were kept busy gathering details about several tragedies and near-misses in our area. But there was also hopeful news about the future – although
Pete Fontaine died an hour after deadline last week. Although he had submitted his final byline several weeks earlier, the Johnston Sun Rise’s faithful freelancer held on until the last pages of the paper were on the presses. The man had ink in his veins.