The Bay Area Air Quality Management District orders Martin Marietta to obtain a permit by October 2025 for its San Francisco sand plant, with interim emissions restrictions to address air quality concerns.

The Bay Area is expecting a warm-up with temperatures rising to the mid-70s inland and near 60 degrees on the coast, despite the chance of fog and cooler onshore winds later in the week.

San Francisco faces a cloudy morning with a forecast indicating a warm trend throughout the week. Temperatures are expected to rise gradually, with no precipitation in the near term.

San Francisco Bay Area is set to experience a weather shift from light weekend showers to drier, warmer days, with temperatures rising into the 60s and 70s, and aviators and mariners should anticipate variable conditions.

The National Weather Service forecasts widespread rain and strong winds for the San Francisco Bay Area, with potential thunderstorms into the night, and a drier and warmer trend starting Sunday. Boaters are cautioned due to a Small Craft Advisory.

The Bay Area anticipates stormy weather with showers and possible thunderstorms, as forecasted by the NWS. Driving conditions may become hazardous due to small hail and gusty winds.

The Bay area is set to experience a shift from sunny and warm weather to gloomy conditions, with a storm bringing rain and possible thunderstorms starting Friday, as reported by the National Weather Service Bay Area.

The EPA and DOJ settled with a Northern California tribe to improve water safety, addressing issues like water treatment and requiring the tribe to pay a penalty.

Bay Area residents can expect a temperature swing with a warm start to the week followed by rain over the weekend, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The Bay Area is forecasted to enjoy warm, sunny weather before a weekend storm brings cooler, rainier conditions. A partial solar eclipse is also expected.

A 3.4 magnitude earthquake struck near UC Berkeley, with tremors felt in the Bay Area, but no reported damage. BART service was briefly delayed for safety checks.

The NWS forecasts hot weather in the Bay Area, especially inland valleys, with possible heat-related risks for sensitive groups and above-normal temperatures midweek.

San Diego County is expected to experience a gradual warm-up after a period of temperatures well below average, with clearer skies and potentially light showers in the mountain areas. Gusty winds and high surf advisories have also been issued.