JUST IN: Santa Clara County has issued evacuation warnings for watershed areas of the Uvas Reservoir, Pacheo Pass River basin and Highway 101 and Bolsa Road due to the potential risk of flooding and weather conditions.
Authorities say Highway 92 has reopened with alternating one-way traffic controls from upper Highway 35 west to Pilacritos Creek Road.
Governor Gavin Newsom and California officials gave an update on the storm damage that slammed the Bay Area and state. He is reminding the public "just because it looks clear, doesn't mean it is clear," to take precautions with the weather.five-year-old San Luis Obispo boy who is missing after he was swept away in floodwaters"It's at moments like this, we just pray for a miracle. That young boy child whose lives now danger having been missing for some time, down in Paso Robles."
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