The National Weather Service anticipates wetter conditions in the Bay Area next week, advising residents to prepare for rain and possible Atmospheric River conditions, after a period of mild weather.

New Yorkers are set to enjoy a period of "quiet weather" with mild days and cool nights this week, with forecasts suggesting stable, pleasant conditions before a likely return to wetter weather next week.

The National Weather Service has issued a freeze warning for North Bay valleys and the Central Coast, with temperatures dipping below 32 degrees. Residents are advised to protect people, pets, plants, and pipes.

Officials traced an odor in Point Richmond to the local wastewater treatment plant, with elevated hydrogen sulfide levels detected amid construction activities.

Bay Area to face rain and high surf High Surf Advisory in place.

EPAs final cleanup of Sulphur Bank Mine aims to restore Clear Lake, ensuring a toxin-free environment.

Rain and sneaker waves hit Bay Area extra caution urged.

Beware of deadly sneaker waves at Bay Area beaches stay vigilant.

Bay Area braces for cold snap and hazardous coastlines.

EPA allocates 92m WIFIA loan for infrastructure resilience in Santa Clara Valley, part of a wider 50bn investment.

Sam Altman steps down as CEO of OpenAI due to board's loss of confidence in his leadership. CTO Mira Murati steps up as interim CEO as the search begins for a permanent replacement.

Joint civil action against Martinez Refining Company for environmental violations a collaborative effort towards compliance and safer communities.

San Rafael residents brace for Nov 14-17 winter storm, with city and locals prioritizing preparedness measures and storm response readiness.