Welcome to a stormy fall weekend in Northern California. If you're staying in and want to catch up on some of the uplifting news you may have missed, Patch is here to help.
The California Highway Patrol rescued an injured hawk from a busy Bay Area freeway, turkey donations are needed to help provide Thanksgiving meals to those in need, and a student is developing a new way to detect Alzheimer's disease. Read on to find out more.
San Ramon Freshman Developing AI Model To Help Detect Alzheimer's
Bay Area Firefighter's 'Fantasy' Earns Surprise Grammy Consideration
A Wine Country Farmer Follows His Father Into History
Wine Country Estate Sells For Record Price
CHP Rescues Injured Hawk From East Bay Highway
A Fallen Veteran, A Dedicated Volunteer And A Canine Program Honored In SMC
San Ramon Veterans, Couples Honored In New Portrait Galleries
Tri-Valley Haven Hosting 11th Annual Mony Nop Turkey Drop
Danville To Celebrate 50th Lighting Of The Old Oak Tree
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