SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Another round of dangerous and potentially life-threatening surf is expected to bring breaking waves of up to 20 to 30 feet later this week, according to the National Weather ...

Flags are to be flown at half-staff for 30 days from the day of a current or former president’s death “on all buildings, grounds, and naval vessels of the Federal Government in the District of ...

The code is a set of guidelines, not law, but private citizens and businesses are expected to follow the protocol of lowering to half-staff any U.S. flag displayed on a vertical pole. If you have ...

WEATHER ALERT DAY for Monday for high winds capable of damage and a FIRE WEATHER WARNING (RED FLAG WARNING). MONDAY: HIGH WIND WARNING and RED FLAG WARNING in place across the area for today.

Large breaking waves of 20 to 30 feet are possible along the Pacific Coast, the NWS said. Massive pothole opens up on SB I-880 in Oakland The weather service is recommending that inexperienced ...

An extra-large WNW swell (290 to 315 degrees) is impacting the island chain, brining warning level surf of 30-40 feet to north facing shores before lowering to 18-25 feet early Saturday.

The National Weather Service forecasts waves reaching 20 to 30 feet high, comparable to the height of a three-story building, through Sunday. As a result, a high surf warning is in effect ...

Along the coastline, the weekend forecast shows yet more high surf, with waves of up to 20 or 30 feet from Jenner and Bodega Bay all the way down to Monterey and Big Sur. The weather service ...

Legendary commentator Mike Breen was propelled to use his catchphrase, “BANG-BANG,” after witnessing ‘Chef Curry’ sink a 30-footer to even the score. Curry’s uncanny ability to hit ...

Legendary commentator Mike Breen was propelled to use his catchphrase, “BANG-BANG,” after witnessing ‘Chef Curry’ sink a 30-footer to even the score. Mike Breen is renowned for his soundbites, like ...

On Friday morning in particular, 30 mph wind gusts are possible in San Francisco, the East Bay, the North Bay, the South Bay and down the Peninsula. By Friday afternoon, dreary conditions should ...