California stages flood supplies at 70 sites ahead of expected El Niño storms
The state lists 6.2 million sandbags, portable barriers and rock for levee repairs during California Flood Preparedness Week.
The state lists 6.2 million sandbags, portable barriers and rock for levee repairs during California Flood Preparedness Week.
The state says 22.2% of its coastal waters are now conserved, toward a goal of 30% by 2030.
Two firefighters were injured, and crews remained on scene to hold containment lines, outlets reported.
Six homes have been damaged or destroyed, the fire's incident page said, and California secured federal aid to fight it.
San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles and Imperial counties are covered; the state also activated its operations center for dangerous fire weather.
The suit names Secretary of State Shirley Weber; she says the government has not shown evidence for its list of about 20,000 names.
State resources deploy Oct. 15-18 in four counties; utilities may cut power, and Santa Monica Mountains parklands may close.
Rachel moved onshore over northern Baja California late on Oct. 10 and became post-tropical, while Newport Beach closed its beaches and piers ahead of the highest tides.
Undergraduates at community colleges, CSU and UC meet the initial requirements; benefits are up to $306 a month.
The state also speeded coastal permits under the governor's Sept. 21 El Niño emergency proclamation.
New tow vehicles, trailers and two rescue boats per team are going to local fire departments, the governor's office said.
California officials reminded voters to watch for their mail ballots this week, four weeks before the Nov. 3 election.
Gov. Gavin Newsom said federal data show California's economy surpassed $4.5 trillion in output.
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