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11 a.m. Weather prompts closure of S.F.’s only mass vaccination site: UCSF is closing San Francisco’s only mass vaccination site, as of Tuesday afternoon, for the rest of the week because of the wet and blustery weather ahead. The site has been vaccinating San Francisco residents and UCSF patients who are 75 and older. UCSF will reschedule some Tuesday visits and the 250 set for Wednesday, a spokeswoman said. No other appointments were on for the week “due to the lack of vaccines,” she said. … [Read more...] about Bay Area Weather Live Updates: San Mateo County issues coastal evacuation orders

11:30 a.m. Parts of Santa Cruz County under evacuation orders: Fire officials on Monday issued evacuation orders for portions of Santa Cruz County, as expert warn that heavy rainfall can trigger mudslides in the Santa Cruz Mountains where the CZU Lightning Complex blaze burned last year. Read more here. … [Read more...] about Bay Area weather live updates: San Mateo, Santa Cruz counties order evacuation in coastal, mudslide areas

Republican denunciations of Trump have cooled since the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol. Instead, Republicans are presenting a tangle of legal arguments against the legitimacy of the trial and questioning whether Trump’s repeated demands to overturn Joe Biden’s election really amounted to incitement. … [Read more...] about Live Updates: Biden weighs in on Trump impeachment, says Dems won’t have the votes to convict

Whether restaurants are prepared to reopen outdoor immediately is another question. Many businesses went into hibernation mode over the winter instead of staying open for takeout and delivery, and it could take a week to rehire staff and do other preparation to reopen, Thomas said. Weather, too, is a factor. Rainy, windy forecasts may mean that some restaurants will opt to hold out a while before setting out tables again, Thomas added. … [Read more...] about When restaurants can reopen outdoor dining in San Francisco and each Bay Area county

Barbara Lockwood, 70, who lives in Brookdale not in an evacuation zone, was headed out to her mother’s home in Alameda Monday afternoon because she didn’t want to be stuck without power. Her husband, 73, a retired firefighter, was staying to deal with the damage from falling trees as the wind picked up. In the 1982 mudslide in Ben Lomond that killed 10 people, the couple, then young parents, toughed it out when the only road out was blocked for three days. … [Read more...] about Bay Area residents brace for possible landslides: ‘We are kind of maxed out’