Cloud cover. Afternoon highs will be below average, scattered showers today and tomorrow so more snowfall because it is still cold enough to keep some of that. Right now, we are taking a live look at your ride along 580. Headlights moving westbound over towards 680 from 205. Its 23 minutes. Speeds still in the green. We are track some overnight roadwork. Caltrans has one lane closed until about 6 a. M. This is along southbound 880 between 23rd and 29th. So far, we are still seeing speeds moving right at the limit or just below the limit there. And over at the bay bridge toll plaza, a backup in some of the cash lanes. But no reports of any accidents. We have one lane closed. Caltrans has some roadwork going on, on the upper deck of the bay bridge. And you will notice that there until 5 a. M. Newly surfaced video shows a bart Police Officer using deadly force. The question this morning, is the shooting justified . Kpix 5s joe vazquez has the leaked body camera footage. Its graphic. Repor
Of slushy mix in the areas of pink and very light showers along 101. But it may leave a cool view this morning once that sun comes out. You may see a dusting. Its also raining pretty good across trenton, so 116 will be slick towards guerneville. Guerneville may get showers. Its a dry system with a few light scattered showers. Heres the snow flurries coming down. So this is right by Lake Berryessa so just east of st. Helena. Highway 29 will be slick a cell quickly through there but within the past 30 minutes a lot of this is changing and will continue to change throughout the day so this is just light scattered showers for the north bay. The Higher Elevations about 15 feet and above, 1500 feet and above, are getting some of that snowfall. Picking up on highway 1 and heading towards the coastal mountains and that could turn into snowfall as it gets towards those elevations. So satelliteradar gives you a glimpse of the overall view, very scattered showers in the futurecast showing they wi
On Tuesday, Gov. Andy Beshear congratulated the University of Kentucky and its partners on breaking ground for a high-tech building at UK’s Coldstream Research Campus, a $15 million development to provide office and laboratory space for early stage, high-tech companies.
Known as “The Core – Collaboration. Research. Entrepreneurship.” the new facility will be an entry-level resource for companies looking to locate on the research campus. The project is supported by a $500,000 matching grant through the Product Development Initiative (PDI), a statewide investment program created to help communities supplement site or building improvement projects.
“An important part of securing a brighter future for Kentuckians is our ability to establish Kentucky as a premier destination for high-tech businesses,” Gov. Beshear said. “The addition of The Core at UK’s Coldstream Research Campus is evidence that PDI is one of a number of tools that can help us do just that. This new res