Natural Disaster

Do We Really Need a Law to Keep Fire Hydrants Working During Wildfires?

2025-02-14T15:55:30-08:00February 20, 2025|California Legislature, California News, Natural Disaster, Policy, politics, Wildfire|

In a state that frequently deals with wildfires, the reliability [...]

California’s Climate Lawsuit Legislation Is A Distraction from the Real Fire Crisis

2025-02-01T15:31:07-08:00February 10, 2025|California Legislature, California News, Economy, Energy, Environment, Gas Prices, Global Warming, Health, Natural Disaster, Policy|

California is headed in the wrong direction again. As wildfires [...]

California Burns While Leadership Fails- The Insurance Crisis No One Is Fixing

2025-02-01T15:19:55-08:00February 4, 2025|California Legislature, Environment, Global Warming, Natural Disaster, Weather, Wildfire|

As wildfires rage across California, consuming homes and displacing families, [...]

State Legislator Secures $40 Million for Fairground Infrastructure Upgrades

2025-01-16T18:55:21-08:00January 18, 2025|California Legislature, Natural Disaster, Wildfire|

California State Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil has secured $40 million to upgrade infrastructure and emergency response capabilities at the state’s 78 fairgrounds. Often serving as critical hubs for shelter and relief during crises, these fairgrounds have faced years of neglect due to funding shortfalls. The investment aims to address deferred maintenance and ensure these vital community assets are prepared for future emergencies.

High Speed Rail Or Water Storage Programs?

2016-01-19T13:03:29-08:00January 19, 2016|Agriculture, Controversial, Drought, Economy, Employment / Jobs, Food and Drink, Global Warming, Latinos, Lifestyle, Natural Disaster, Policy, Weather|

  At its peak, the Los Angeles River carries more [...]

The California Drought – How Will The People Know It’s Over?

2016-01-13T05:30:11-08:00January 13, 2016|Agriculture, Drought, Economy, Family, Global Warming, Latinos, Lifestyle, Natural Disaster, Policy, Uncategorized|

This past week, El Niño driven storms dropped more rain [...]

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