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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

11:24 a.m. San Mateo County issues evacuation orders: Officials issued evacuation orders Tuesday in some areas of San Mateo County. The areas listed were: the South Coast zone, which includes Costanoa and Año Nuevo State Park; Loma Mar and Dearborn Park communities; and Butano Canyon. Officials set up a temporary shelter at Pescadero High School. Click here for a live interactive evacuation map. … [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

Dustin Sullivan, whose online petition to bring back outdoor dining drew more than 5,000 signatures, didn’t expect the end of the stay-at-home order to come for another two or three weeks. So he’s not ready to reopen his Kentfield restaurant, Guesthouse, for outdoor dining yet. In addition to bringing back employees, he wants to expand the restaurant’s limited menu, restock inventory, reorganize the kitchen and do a deep clean of the outdoor patio. … [Read more...] about When restaurants can reopen outdoor dining in San Francisco and each Bay Area county

Sheriffs were going door to door Monday in evacuation zones to get people out. County officials have repeatedly stressed that landslides happen with little warning and devastating results: You can’t outrun or outdrive them, all you can do is get out early. In the Montecito mudslides in Santa Barbara in 2018, only 28% of residents evacuated for the slide warning compared to 75% of residents who left for the fire. At least 20 people died. … [Read more...] about Bay Area residents brace for possible landslides: ‘We are kind of maxed out’