EPA fines four California auto part distributors over $52,000 for selling illegal vehicle emissions defeat devices.

The weather in the Bay Area is expected to be sunny and warm before turning cooler and wet later in the week, with rain forecasted for elevated regions.

Forecasts by the National Weather Service in San Francisco predict a drier and warmer midweek, with potential showers returning late week in the Bay Area.

The National Weather Service warns Bay Area residents of erratic weather, including showers, storms, and potential hail, with improvements expected later in the week.

The Bay Area is preparing for strong winds and rain this weekend, with a wind advisory in place from Friday to Saturday, including possible thunderstorms, flooding, and travel delays.

Bay area is under a Wind Advisory with gusts over 45 mph starting Friday, alongside rain and potential thunderstorms. The windy conditions will affect travel by sea and air until improving Sunday.

Berkeley agrees to repeal its ban on natural gas in new buildings after a U.S. appellate court decision and a lawsuit by the California Restaurant Association.

The Bay Area expects moderate rain and gusty winds as cold fronts move in, prompting Small Craft Advisories. Rainfall will vary, with a brief break before a second, stronger front arrives. Conditions may improve next week.

The NWS predicts rainy weather in the Bay Area, intensifying from midweek to a windy weekend, advising residents to prepare for longer commutes and wet conditions.

The Bay Area is forecast to have a brief dry period before rain returns mid-week, with progressively cooler temperatures and rain chances increasing by the weekend.

A mountain lion killed one man and injured another in Northern California, in the state's first fatal attack in 20 years. DNA confirmed the euthanized lion was the attacker.

California's water allocation has been increased due to heavy February storms, with the state anticipating more efficient capturing and storage to prepare for climate change.

The Bay Area is expected to experience intense rain and possible thunderstorms over the weekend, with advisories for localized flooding and a Small Craft Advisory for mariners.