The Bay Area anticipates stormy weather with two rounds of rainfall and possible thunderstorms, as gusty winds and heavy rain are expected into Monday.

Santa Clara County aims to have a zero-emission vehicle fleet by 2030, focusing on electrification and sustainable practices to reduce its environmental impact.

California braces for a series of strong storms fueled by atmospheric rivers, bringing rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds to the state, with potential urban flooding and power outages.

San Francisco's Bay Area has issued a wood burning ban due to a Spare the Air Alert, affecting fireplaces and even outdoor fire pits to protect public health from smoke pollution.

The Bay Area is set for heavy rainfall from Sunday to Thursday, with Monday expected to be particularly intense. The NWS confirms robust rain probabilities, advising residents to prep for possible flooding.

The NWS Bay Area forecasts a stormy week with a high chance of rain and thunderstorms for San Francisco, prompting caution for potential coastal flooding and hazardous conditions for mariners.

San Francisco's ban on wood burning during a Spare the Air Alert aims to protect air quality from wood smoke pollution. Repeat offenders of the ban could face fines up to $500.

A low pressure system is expected to bring rain to the Bay Area over the weekend, with advisories issued for potential minor coastal flooding and hazardous maritime conditions.

The EPA fined FormFactor Inc. $258,170 for Clean Air Act violations at its Livermore facility, including insufficient record-keeping of emission controls.

The San Francisco Bay Area experienced dense fog affecting morning commutes, with visibility reduced at times to a quarter-mile. NWS advised caution and also issued a Freeze Warning for some counties.

Dense fog covered the Bay Area, prompting NWS warnings for reduced visibility and travel precautions. Weather forecasts indicate dry conditions with a warming trend and a low-confidence chance of weekend rain.

EPA fined Capurro Trucking and Republic Services for breaching California air pollution regulations, emphasizing the need for adherence to CARB Truck and Bus Regulation for cleaner air.

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.