Rain returns Wednesday through the weekend while king tides Wed–Sun raise coastal flood risk. A cold advisory hits early Tuesday and winds may pick up late week.

Oakland approved a Lind Marine contract, backed by NOAA funding, to remove dozens of sunken boats and fund shoreline cleanups through 2027.

NOAA's 10‑foot sea‑level visualization shows neighborhoods from the Bay Area to Florida in potential inundation zones, and new research warns thousands of hazardous sites could flood by 2100.

Analysis shows the Forest Service treated under 1.7M acres through Sept.—well below recent averages. Senators and firefighters are demanding staffing and mitigation plans.

Dense morning fog will slow some Bay Area commutes before clearing to mostly sunny skies with highs near 63°F.

A coalition of Richmond groups submitted a community cleanup plan calling to drain Lauritzen Channel and excavate DDT-tainted sediments after years of stalled EPA action. The EPA says it is reviewing the proposal.

The Port of Oakland reported 86% of its electricity in 2024 came from renewable and zero-carbon sources, almost doubling California's target. They've also agreed to a 20-year energy storage deal to support clean energy goals.

The Moraga-Orinda Fire District plans a prescribed burn over three acres for ecological and safety purposes, advising nearby residents to close windows during the event.

Contra Costa County wins a legal settlement against C&H Sugar for air emission violations, with the company to pay fines and enhance compliance measures.

The Moraga-Orinda Fire District will conduct a controlled burn to create a buffer zone along Fay Hill Road and encourage native grass regrowth, with air quality considerations.

Alameda County has successfully eradicated a Mediterranean fruit fly infestation, lifting a quarantine after collaborative efforts using sterile male flies and organic treatments.

The Port of Oakland joins the BWBS program as an Ambassador to protect marine life and air quality by encouraging ships to slow down, reducing whale strikes, noise, and emissions.

A controlled burn is planned by the Contra Costa County Fire District in the Rossmoor area to reduce wildfire risks, affecting eight acres on June 14th from 9 am to 5 pm. Residents are advised about smoke and to avoid unnecessary outdoor exposure.