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State Auditor: California Emergency Planning Falls Short
An NBC Bay Area Investigation has found that some public health plans for emergencies are dated, lacking or unavailable online to the public.
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Computer Virus Affects Union City Services
A virus has infected the City of Union City’s governmental computer servers, leaving that local government temporarily unable to retrieve or respond to emails, process licenses or permits of perform other routine administrative duties.
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Alameda County Offers Training to Minimize Non-Structural Earthquake Damage
A community training session on “Reducing the Risks of Nonstructural Earthquake Damage” will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Emergency Operations Center of the Alameda County Office of Emergency Services, 4985 Broder Blvd. in Dublin.
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Thousands of Motorcyclists Ride in Honor of Bikers Killed
Thousands of motorcyclists are traveling through New Hampshire as a tribute to seven bikers killed in a collision with a pickup truck last month.
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Thousands of Motorcyclists Ride in Honor of Bikers Killed
Thousands of motorcyclists are traveling through New Hampshire as a tribute to seven bikers killed in a collision with a pickup truck last month.
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NC River Swirls With Gray Muck Near Flooded Coal Ash Dump
Gray muck is flowing into the Cape Fear River from the site of a dam breach at a Wilmington power plant where an old coal ash dump had been covered over by Florence’s floodwaters. Forecasters predicted the water will continue to rise through the weekend at the L.V. Sutton Power Station. Duke Energy spokeswoman Paige Sheehan said the utility doesn’t...
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Hawaiian Emergency Worker Behind False Missile Alert Reassigned
The worker who sent Hawaii into a panic by mistakenly sending a missile alert has been reassigned, NBC News reported. Richard Rapoza, spokesman for the Hawaii Emergency Management System, declined to say Monday what his new duties are. “All we will say is that the individual has been temporarily reassigned within our Emergency Operations Center pending the outcome of our...
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Winter Storm Caused Nearly $10 Million in Damage in Marin County
This winter’s storms caused nearly $10 million damage in Marin County and its towns and cities, county officials said Tuesday.
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Records Confirm Confusion Between City and Water District Over Flood Levels, Evacuations
A timeline released by the Santa Clara Valley Water District shows confusion on behalf of City of San Jose and water district officials regarding when Coyote Creek would overflow its banks and when it was time to alert residents living nearby.
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State Officials Tour Flooded Neighborhoods of San Jose, Set to Determine Disaster Relief Figure
The California Office of Emergency Services and Small Business Administration on Tuesday continued to comb through the battered neighborhoods of San Jose while they determine how much disaster assistance money will be doled out to homeowners, businesses and local jurisdictions previously overwhelmed by historic flood waters.
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San Jose Residents Question the Lack of Flood Protection Controls Along Coyote Creek
San Jose city officials are being grilled about what caused the worst flooding the city has experienced in over 100 years and why measures weren’t in place to avoid such a disaster.
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‘Clearly There's Been a Failure': San Jose Leaders Grilled on Safety Protocols Amid Historic Flood
San Jose leaders have fielded a slew of questions about the historic floods that have displaced thousands since Tuesday and why people were not given a heads-up about the danger they faced.
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Marin County Sheriff Evacuates Residents in San Geronimo Valley; Emergency Operations Center Activated
Heavy rains and flash floods have prompted Marin County officials to activate the county’s emergency operations center. Sheriff’s deputies and firefighters are helping to evacuate residents from flooded homes in Forest Knolls and Woodacre, the Marin County Sheriff’s Office tweeted out.
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San Francisco Leaders Prohibit Large Bags, Drones From Super Bowl 50 Festivities
With over a million people expected to flock to the Bay Area for Super Bowl 50, safety is on everyone’s minds.