Storm intensity affects sewer pipes, causes spills

A medium sized sewage spill in the North Bay has some officials thinks about not just replacing sewer pipes, but replacing them with bigger ones to account for climate change. This is something that intense storms are making sewer agencies thinking a lot more about downpours and intense storms called rain bombs. KTVU's Tom Vacar reports.

Marin Co. Sheriff under fire for ICE cooperation

Critics say the Marin County Jail has turned over more than 300 inmates to ICE during the past four years. At a community meeting Thursday, the sheriff said he did no wrong. KTVU's Debora Villalon reports.

Camp Fire pigs looking for a good home

The Marin Humane Society has taken in two pot bellied pigs displaced from the wildfire in Butte County. The plan is to put the pigs up for adoption and to get them a good home.

'Stop the Bleed' campaign helps trauma experts save lives

With the frequency of shootings with mass casualties that have taken place, including the one on Tuesday afternoon on the YouTube campus in San Bruno, Bay Area trauma experts say everyone can help save the life of a gunshot victim. Amber Lee reports.

Bikes for North Bay Fire victims

Hundreds of refurbished bicycles are headed to the North Bay for kids and bicycles alike. It's part of an effort underway to replace some of those lost items from last month's devastating fires.

Wet weather threatens homes in the North Bay

In Greenbrae in Marin County, crews are working to stabilize a saturated hillside above Via La Cumbre. Two homes below it were threatened yesterday when the slope started to slip.