Marin County deputy rescues woman from a flooded car
Marin County sheriff’s deputy rescues motorist from car filling with water in dramatic video
A Marin County deputy is being called a “hero” on social media after rescuing a motorist trapped in a car that was rapidly filling with water during this week’s storms, an event caught on the deputy’s body camera and shared by the Sheriff’s Office.
The Bay Area saw significant storm impacts Tuesday as an atmospheric river brought heavy rain, urban and river flooding, and ...
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Marin thrashed with rain, wind as storm drags through regionThe downpours flooded roads around the county and prompted a boat rescue for the occupants of an immersed truck.
As North Bay residents clean up from the latest storm, more rain was arriving Thursday, with some evacuations remaining in ...
A storm moving into the Bay Area Saturday grabbed the attention of most of us, from first responders to drivers who were just ...
The Alameda County Local Hazard Map Alameda County’s hazard map shows potential flood zones in the event of a 100-year and ...
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Marin County’s latest storm caps watery weekMount Tamalpais has received more than 18 inches of rain since the weeklong series of storms began, according to the National ...
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Watch: Deputy bashes window to save driver caught in raging creek amid California atmospheric riverA deputy broke the rear window of a car to rescue its driver after her vehicle went off the road and into a flooded creek, Northern California deputies said.
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