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Southern California rain continues into Wednesday amid flooding, mudslides

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:00:19 GMT

Record-setting rainfall on Tuesday left its mark on the Southland, with flooded streets and mudslides impacting multiple areas amid the continuing precipitation Wednesday morning.Multiple area broke their rainfall records for March 14, including Oxnard, which broke a 93-year-old record of 1.46 inches with 2.25 inches of rain. Nearby Camarillo, which has experienced flooding and sinkholes amid the recent storms, also received more than 2 inches of rain.Los Angeles International Airport also shattered its daily rainfall record of 0.43 inches with 1.97 inches of rain, smashing a record that's stood for more than 40 years.With all of the precipitation, residents are advised to remain vigilant and steer clear of flooded streets, swollen streams and creeks, and possible debris flows, especially near and below recent burn scars.High seas are expected to remain through Wednesday night, with surf of 8 to 12 feet expected off the Central Coast and 5 to 8 feet elsewhere.

Can Guys Make Money on OnlyFans? 5 Tips For Success

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:00:19 GMT

Notice how girls are doing a stellar job on OnlyFans? What they put out may appeal to many, but OnlyFans could always use more content from the boys! In fact, there are already a number of guys earning money from OnlyFans. And some ways that those guys make money on OnlyFans are similar to how women do it — sex sells.Learn more about it below.How Can Guys Make Money on OnlyFans?Many are familiar with the mechanics of OnlyFans — you put out exclusive (and often adult) content, upload those, and then potentially make money from the platform. But even if you’re optimistic about earning money from OnlyFans, it can flop if you don’t know how to market yourself — and maintain your marketability.To make money on OnlyFans, you can try using these tips:1. The Content You Wish to UploadAsk yourself:“What can I upload that’s something that I’m a natural at, that’s unique, or one I’m passionate about?”If you already know what you’re good at, and you’re willing to showcase it, then you already h...

Shootings in Oakland leave two men hospitalized

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:00:19 GMT

OAKLAND — Two men were shot about four hours apart Tuesday night in different areas of East Oakland, authorities said.Both men, who are Oakland residents, were in stable condition. The shootings did not appear to be related after early investigation, authorities said.About 11:17 p.m. Tuesday a 57-year-old man was shot in the hand in the 5700 block of Foothill Boulevard.He told police he was standing outside when he heard some other people arguing and then heard a gunshot. He realized he had been shot in the hand and went to his vehicle parked nearby where he waited for police to respond.  No other victims were found.Police were investigating the motive for the shooting. No arrests were announced.About 7:30 p.m. a 49-year-old man was shot in the shoulder in the 2700 block of  67th Avenue. He got his own transportation to a hospital where police were contacted.Police said it appeared the man was shot by another man who fired at him with a rifle.  A motive for the shooting was no...

City will take over, plan Antioch’s Fourth of July celebration

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:00:19 GMT

The show must go on. That’s the word from Antioch City Council, which agreed to fund the city’s big July Fourth celebration after the nonprofit that previously hosted it bowed out.City staff had asked the council to allocate $110,000 so it could plan and pay for the event, but late last month, the council, with Monica Wilson and Tamisha Torres-Walker absent, could only agree to continue the matter. This week, however, the patriotic celebration had enough votes to move forward, with Councilmember Lori Ogorchock voting against and Mike Barbanica absent.For decades the city had sponsored and hosted the event until the recession hit in 2010, after which a group of residents formed the Celebrate Antioch Foundation and took over planning and raising money for much of the then $65,000 to $70,000 cost of the event, with some financial support from the city through grants.On Tuesday, Brad Helfenberger, parks and recreation director, told council members that staff has been working hard on pl...

New Ballet embraces the ‘new’ at Fast Forward in San Jose

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:00:19 GMT

For more than 30 years, from 1985 to 2016, San Jose was home to a top-notch nationally acclaimed ballet company. First known as the San Jose Cleveland Ballet, the new troupe was born when the 10-year-old Cleveland Ballet forged a new configuration with San Jose, giving its dancers more opportunities to perform.In 2000, the Cleveland Ballet closed and founding artistic director/choreographer Dennis Nahat moved to the West Coast with more than half the dancers to carry on as Ballet San Jose Silicon Valley. (“Silicon Valley” was dropped in 2006.)After Nahat was ousted in 2012, rocky times followed and the company met its demise in March 2016 after returning from a tour to Spain.Fortunately, a Phoenix rose from the ashes in the form of a very determined Dalia Rawson. She kept the San Jose Ballet School open, renamed it the New Ballet School, and started a chamber company of 14 dancers, New Ballet, where she is the director and resident choreographer. In December 2016 she presented her o...

Season’s second-smallest crowd sees Sharks lose to NHL’s last-place team. Are we sure Bedard can fix this?

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:00:19 GMT

SAN JOSE – The San Jose Sharks just lost to the NHL’s last-place team in front of their second-smallest announced crowd of the season.Are we sure Connor Bedard can cure all that ails this organization?Seems like a tall order for a 17-year-old.The Sharks are now just two points out of 32nd and last place in the NHL after a wild 6-5 overtime loss to that last-place team, the Columbus Blue Jackets, on Tuesday. The Sharks announced that 10,127 tickets had been distributed for the game, the fourth-smallest total over the last two years.The team that finishes 32nd and last overall will have a 25.5 percent chance of winning the NHL’s draft lottery and thereby earning the right to select Bedard, the projected superstar-in-waiting, this summer.Bedard, with 125 points in 51 WHL games this season, is the consensus No. 1 player available in this year’s NHL Draft. He turns 18 in July, and would no doubt give a shot in the arm, on the ice and off, to any team he joins.But to go from an entertaini...

Bay Area storms: Some Bay Area schools closed Wednesday as power outages continue

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:00:19 GMT

The latest atmospheric river storm is over, and the Bay Area is expected to see sunny, dry days for the rest of the upcoming week, a rarity by March’s standards so far in the region.But the effects of Tuesday’s brutal storm could still be felt throughout the Bay Area Wednesday morning. More than 163,000 Pacific Gas and Electric Company customers remained without power as of 6 a.m. Wednesday according to the utility, including 87,860 in the South Bay alone.The outages prompted school closures throughout the region.In the South Bay, Cupertino’s De Anza College suspended all in-person classes and activities Wednesday as a result of power outages in the area.Cupertino Unified School District canceled classes at the following 16 schools and told staff and students not to come to campus: Miller Middle, Hyde Middle, Kennedy Middle, Collins Elementary, De Vargas Elementary, Dilworth Elementary, Eaton Elementary, Faria Elementary, Garden Gate Elementary, Lincoln Elementary,...

Bay Area schools closed Wednesday due to power outages

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:00:19 GMT

(KRON) -- Thousands woke up in the dark Wednesday morning as more than 167,000 customers were without power following another storm. High winds and downed trees and branches took out several power lines around the Bay Area.Several school districts closed Wednesday due to widespread power outages. Students and teachers should not come to school at the following schools:Campbell:Forest Hill (San Jose) Marshall Lane (Saratoga)Cupertino:Miller MiddleHyde MiddleKennedy MiddleCollins ElementaryDe Vargas ElementaryDilworth ElementaryEaton ElementaryFaria ElementaryGarden Gate ElementaryLincoln ElementaryMcAuliffe ElementaryMontclaire ElementaryMuir ElementaryMurdock-Portal ElementaryNimitz ElementaryStocklmeir ElementaryFremont:Fremont High School: school is closed March 15 Lynbrook High School: school is closed March 15Monta Vista High School: school is closed March 15Educational Options (postsecondary including LYNCS, customized learning program, educational options resource, community s...

159K without power following latest Bay Area storm

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:00:19 GMT

(KRON) -- Thousands woke up in the dark Wednesday morning after two days of rain and high winds from the Bay Area's latest atmospheric river felled trees and brought hundreds of thousands of power outages to the area. As of Wednesday morning, 159,536 customers remained without power, according to PG&E's latest power outage report.March 15, 2023 8 amAffected CustomersSan Francisco945Peninsula42,807North Bay1,497East Bay31,412South Bay82,875Bay Area Total159,536This is an improvement since Tuesday when outages peaked at around 4:30 p.m. with about 300,000 customers without power, with crews working overnight to bring that number down from about 200,000 as of late Tuesday night.PG&E crews began mobilizing in San Carlos ahead of the storm, citing the previous parade of storms as a learning experience to prepare earlier. Officials said they brought in crews and extra materials from Washington State and New Mexico to help respond to emergencies quicker and get power back on. ...

New atmospheric river heading for California next week, likely impact zone of Bay Area to San Diego

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:00:19 GMT

(NEXSTAR) – Brace yourselves, Californians. Yet another atmospheric river is taking shape, and preparing to slam the state. During a press briefing Monday, state climatologist Michael Anderson said after a few days of clear weather late this week, another atmospheric river – or even two – are forecast to hit between Sunday and Wednesday. The impacted area, Anderson said, would likely be large, from the San Francisco Bay Area all the way down to San Diego. Meteorologists say it's too soon to predict the exact timing of the storm, or which parts of the state it will hit hardest. Another atmospheric river pounds California, 27K to evacuate "We know there'll be something. There is some activity out in the Pacific right now and models are trending to bring that closer to the California coast," said National Weather Service meteorologist Eleanor Dhuyvetter. "What we don't know is the exact track and intensity by the time it reaches us." Dhuyvetter said at this point, it's not clea...