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"It just feels too soon," says one SF resident. She is fully vaccinated, but still feels "nervous" about ditching face masks, which she expressed have been like a safety blanket during the pandemic.

Brighter skies and cool temps on Monday with more light rain returning on Tuesday afternoon or evening. Several waves of rain will keep showers in the forecast through the week into next weekend.

Officers are investigating after a man was stabbed overnight along K Street in Downtown Sacramento, police said on Sunday.

Nearly 12,000 customers were still without power due to a SMUD outage near Rancho Cordova Sunday evening.

A $13 million lawsuit was filed against Pacific Gas and Electric Co. this weekend alleging a Black former employee was fired after making a discrimination claim against the utility in bankruptcy court.

A memorial boulder dedicated to Timothy Ray Brown, initially known as the "Berlin Patient," was unveiled at the National AIDS Memorial Grove.

Firefighters are currently on the scene of a grass fire that broke out along a bike trail near the Folsom Outlets, officials said.

On Sunday morning, sheriff's deputies found an unknown man dead on the side of the road near West Service Road and Jennings Road in Modesto, said the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office.

A coroner has identified a motorcyclist killed in a crash in Midtown Sacramento on Saturday.

A violent Saturday night in Stockton left one person dead and four hospitalized from gunshots, a stabbing, an assault and a crash.

Investigators believe a massive cargo ship dragging anchor in rough seas caught an underwater oil pipeline and pulled it across the seafloor, months before a leak from the line fouled the Southern California coastline.

Some boat ramps and docks are hundreds of feet from the water line, said Geoffrey Schladow, director of the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center.

Bill Clinton was released Sunday from the Southern California hospital where he had been treated for an infection.

"It's a part of me being able to share musica en español or being able to share that part of my culture feels like an extension."

Former ABC7 News Anchor Cheryl Jennings looks back at the dramatic first hours after the earthquake hit, a time of devastating loss and selfless bravery that would change the Bay Area.