As the month of December begins with a significant storm, people all across the East Bay were taking steps to prepare.
On Wednesday, homeowners and landscapers were clearing away leaves from yards and driveways as part of their normal routine this time of year. Doing this just before the rain arrives can make a big difference for everyone around them too.
Contra Costa County Public Works crews have been working all week clearing as many ditches including tree limbs, loose rocks, and massive amounts of dirt that can lead to dangerous road conditions.
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