3.8-magnitude earthquake hits Kern County area
2018-04-16T17:07:12+0000
EARTHQUAKE: A 3.8-magnitude earthquake struck about 10 miles northwest of the Grapevine in Kern County at 9:36 a.m., the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said. Did you feel it?
A 3.8-magnitude earthquake struck about 10 miles northwest of the town of Grapevine in Kern County on Monday, USGS said.
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In electing squirrel to student government, @UCBerkeley students ask: #WhyNut? via @Cat_Ho: https://t.co/fxkNTYIXtR
The @Warriors forced to put the cork back in the Champagne. #NBAplayoffs
via @scottostler:
Warriors forced to put the cork back in the Champagne
SAN ANTONIO - What the Warriors experienced Sunday afternoon would be familiar to old hippies in San Francisco. A flashback. To the d...
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The man with the golden touch for picking coaches, Earl Koberlein, is leaving Stanford.
via @tomgfitzgerald:
The man with the golden touch for picking coaches, Earl Koberlein is leaving Stanford
Several sports at Stanford are on quite a hot streak. Under coach Jeremy Gunn, the men's soccer team has won the past three NCAA titl...
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A gorgeous blue skies 🌞pic from Marin County via @foodguruchannel! (Clearly spring 💐 has sprung!) Thanks for sharing! #ABC7Now
OFFICIAL HIGHS
Coming in 10°+ above normal for this time of the year
Tune in to #abc7bayarealife tonight at 6:30pm! 📺
The man wanted in a deadly shooting at Waffle House once told officers that Swift had told him to meet her at a Morton Dairy Queen and had hacked his phone and Netflix account.
Man wanted in Waffle House shooting had delusions about Taylor Swift
A manhunt is underway in Tennessee for a central Illinois man who police say opened fire with an assault rifle at a Waffle House restaurant, killing f...
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The four candidates for mayor all have ideas about how to make #SF less car-dependent. The question is how much they’re willing to intervene.
Solving transit troubles key in SF mayor’s race
Shortly before a tightly contested election for mayor, a new urban transit fad hit San Francisco. Three tech companies dropped electr...
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FINAL: Blake folds the Sox in the ninth to give us a 4-1 win, and the series!
#RootedInOakland
The Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival (@nc_cbf) wrapped up with attendance over two weekends expected to top 200,000 people celebrating Japanese culture along with the spring blooming of cherry blossoms. #CherryBlossomFestival2018 via @gabriellelurie
Need to catch up on #Roseanne? ABC will air four back-to-back episodes from the hit series' revival on Tuesday.
'Roseanne' marathon coming April 24
Catch the episodes "Twenty Years to Life," "Dress to Impress," "Eggs Over, Not Easy" and "Darlene v. David" on April 24.
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#SFGiants capture series after Belt’s record-setting at-bat.
via @henryschulman:
Giants capture series after Brandon Belt’s record-setting at-bat
ANAHEIM - On the eve of Bryce Harper's first visit to AT&T Park since last year's Memorial Day brawl, which began when Hunter Strickland drilled Harpe...
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#Raiders could take a middle linebacker in the first round of the draft.
via @matthewkawahara:
Raiders could take a middle linebacker in first round of draft
The Raiders don't have a clear-cut starting middle linebacker. They do have the No. 10 pick in this week's draft, in which two inside linebackers are ...
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#JamesComey is scheduled to speak in San Francisco.
James Comey speaking in San Francisco
Former FBI Director James Comey will speak at the Curran in San Francisco Monday night at a sold-out engagement highlighting his book, "A Higher Loyal...
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One of those days ya just wanna bottle up and repeat again and again.
Sitting in the 70s & 80s for most this afternoon; your 4pm temps
This week we are highlighting tips for visiting any of our desert parks like Anza-Borrego Desert State Park or Providence Mountains State Recreation Area this spring or summer.
Most Important: Make sure to stay hydrated! Temperatures can range from mid 80s to 110s during the day to nearly freezing temperatures during nights. Simple actions such as taking plenty of water (1 gallon/per person/day) and food, and knowing that cell coverage is extremely limited or non-existent can help you be better prepared to safely enjoy the desert.
Today's Tips:
1. Make sure to have plenty of water and food for duration of your trip to avoid dehydration, heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
2. Check Weather. Weather can change instantly.
3. Dress appropriately with layers of clothing and appropriate shoes such as hiking boots and close-toed shoes.
4. Mark tents and ropes so they are visible at night.
5. Keep it clean: pack it in & pack it out.
Thank you to everyone who helps protect California's amazing natural and cultural resources, not just on #EarthDay, but every day.
What are your favorite place(s) on our planet? #SnapshotSunday
Calaveras Big Trees was my favorite growing up and now I live in the middle of Anza Borrego, what a difference! #loveourstateparks
Lake Tahoe💙
Greys River WY, beaver lodge.
Was at Bryce recently for my birthday and it was amazing!
Zion is pretty amazing too!
Well , this was taken At Grey Lodge, a Fish & Wildlife area. Sutter Buttes in my rea view mirror.
Anywhere in the Eastern Sierras. I love visiting from the UK.
Yosemite lifts my spirit
Crystal Cove State Beach today
Like you, Keith Griggs ♥️
This week we are highlighting tips for visiting any of our desert parks like Anza-Borrego Desert State Park or Providence Mountains State Recreation Area this spring or summer.
Most Important: Make sure to stay hydrated! Temperatures can range from mid 80s to 110s during the day to nearly freezing temperatures during nights. Simple actions such as taking plenty of water (1 gallon/per person/day) and food, and knowing that cell coverage is extremely limited or non-existent can help you be better prepared to safely enjoy the desert.
Today's Tip: Leave an itinerary of your trip with a family member or friend with information such as name and age of hikers/campers, trailhead or campsite name and location, and expected return date.
This Sunday, April 22, marks the 48th anniversary of Earth Day, and this year’s Earth Day focuses on mobilizing the world to End Plastic Pollution. California State Parks’ mission is to help preserve our state’s extraordinary biological diversity, protect our most valued natural and cultural resources, and create opportunities for high quality outdoor recreation, which is why it is important to help to protect our diverse environment.
Read more on our Earth Day, Every Day blog post at castateparks.wordpress.com/2018/04/20/earthday2018/
We could start by reducing the use of single-use plastic bottles. Thousands of these are passed out to park volunteers. Some parks have no recycling programs.
If you're not able to be here in person, check this video out from today's Brain Health Fair!
American Academy of Neurology (AAN)
Live Video! Come enjoy the free Brain Health Fair today until 4 p.m. at the Los Angeles Convention Center. If you can’t make it, watch along as AAN President Dr. Sacco, Dr. Mazziotta, and Dr. Jordan talk about the latest neurologic advances during the keynote address.
This week we are highlighting tips for visiting any of our desert parks like Anza-Borrego Desert State Park or Providence Mountains State Recreation Area this spring or summer.
Most Important: Make sure to stay hydrated! Temperatures can range from mid 80s to 110s during the day to nearly freezing temperatures during nights. Simple actions such as taking plenty of water (1 gallon/per person/day) and food, and knowing that cell coverage is extremely limited or non-existent can help you be better prepared to safely enjoy the desert.
Today's Tip: Bring a first aid kit and become familiar with it.
Brain Health Fair is today in West Hall A from 10am-4pm! This event is completely FREE - even parking is free until 4pm at the Los Angeles Convention Center for today only! Come learn about brain health from experts: ow.ly/MDFV30jcxAP
Join the live stream of today's California State Park & Recreation Commission meeting at 8:30 am on www.cal-span.org.Today's agenda includes updates on the department and community engagement.
The full agenda can be found at: www.parks.ca.gov/pages/21491/files/SPRC_Commission_Agenda_20180420.pdf
Join us tomorrow for this FREE, ONE-TIME ONLY EVENT connecting hundreds of neurology patients, caregivers, students, and those interested in brain health. The Brain Health Fair is presented by the American Academy of Neurology (AAN), the world's largest association of neurologists and neuroscience professionals, with 34,000 members. Learn more and sign up! ow.ly/kUz230jcxAN
Experience hundreds of the world's most unique vehicles, leading industry brands & exhibits, live music & DJ entertainment, product demos & services, and even giveaways at AutoCon LA! Sunday, April 29 at the Los Angeles Convention Center is the place to be. Get your tickets now: ow.ly/VcUQ30iYnbR
Experience the latest in VR, AR, robotics, AI and more at VRLA, the biggest immersive & transformative tech event of the year! Passes available now! ow.ly/CLRp30jjRoB
Make sure to stop by this FREE event this Friday at the Los Angeles Convention Center! The Brain Health Fair is designed and executed by neurologists, with local and national experts, who are on hand to answer questions about the wonders of the brain. Attendees will learn about the latest research advances in multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, dementia, movement disorders, neuromuscular disease, headache, concussion, traumatic brain injury, pediatric neurology, and other brain diseases. Learn more and sign up! ow.ly/B89K30jcxAL
I wanted to make it this year, I cannot. I hope to make it to the next one Thank you all so much and all who are making this happen :)