Malibu Urges El Niño Preparations Amid Local Emergency
- The San Diego City Council voted 6-0 to declare a local emergency ahead of potentially severe El Niño weather.
- The declaration allows San Diego to use emergency powers and seek state and federal assistance.
- City preparations include clearing storm channels, distributing sandbags, reviewing evacuation routes, and strengthening coastal protections.
- Sonoma County also declared an emergency and prepared for heavy rain, flooding, and related infrastructure risks.
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Record-Breaking El Niño Threatens To Unleash Catastrophic Storms Across California This Winter
California faces a dramatically elevated risk of powerful, moisture-laden storms this fall and winter, driven by an El Niño event that forecasters say could become the strongest in recorded history. Governor Newsom has proclaimed a state of emergency, mobilizing state resources and streamlining procurement procedures ahead of the anticipated wave of severe weather impacts. The […]
Sonoma County Declares Emergency Ahead of Threatening El Niño Winter
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors has officially proclaimed a local state of emergency today, bracing for potentially severe El Niño storms this winter. The move follows Governor Gavin Newsom’s statewide emergency declaration, with meteorologists giving a 75 percent chance that this El Niño could hit historic levels. Board Chair Rebecca Hermosillo emphasized that the best time to prepare for a flood is before the storm hits, urging action b…
Day Around the Day: Sonoma County Declares State of Emergency Ahead of Heavy El Niño Winter
Five suspects were arrested in a series of REI thefts in September; an SF developer is suing the city of Menlo Park forcing it to approve a large mixed-use project; and Sonoma County is ramping up its preparations for a heavy El Niño season.
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