San Francisco Sees Rare Snow in Hills and City
The National Weather Service reported a light dusting of snow in San Francisco’s higher elevations late Friday into Saturday, with downtown seeing only rain. Meteorologists noted snow likely reached about 400 feet, last seen in 1976, as Sierra Nevada received over two feet. Mayor Lee urged caution over icy roads while residents tracked snow via blogs and local coverage.
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Stun Grenade Kills N C. SWAT Officer at Home
Charlotte police say 50 year old Fred Thornton died from a stun grenade explosion after securing the device at his home following a Friday search warrant. Thornton a 28 year veteran underwent surgery earlier and died from massive internal injuries.
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