Category - Disasters

• Wildfire due to escaped prescribed burn
• In trial opening, feds accuse man of lighting Palisades fire as ‘revenge’ against the wealthy
• Is Your Name Gathering Strength?
• Powerful earthquake leaves at least 37 dead
• Rain, aftershock­s hamper rescuers as Philippine quake toll hits 46
• 1 dead, damage reported after storms hit Midwest
• Mayor Karen Bass’ brother joins Palisades fire lawsuit against city of L.A.
• Small fire at Magic Mountain quickly extinguish­ed
• Lamont stops at firehouse, shelter and town hall
• Water hydrants open amid supply shortage
• Officials: Pentagon locked down over hazardous materials
• All animals die in blaze at children’s mini zoo
• PG&E shutoffs hit Bay Area amid wildfire weather
• New Zealand Emb., CCC, UN women reinforce alliance on climate action
• Philippine­s hit by strong earthquake
• The town that took on Coca-Cola Femsa – and won
• Weather pattern El Nino is here and could reach historic intensity
• Rep: Ramp up flood mitigation efforts amid intense rainfall
• Corgi found dead following Castaic house fire
• Go presses aid for temblor-hit students
• Road crash cuts off electricit­y
• Two killed in blaze at Magaluf apartments
• NDRRMC: QUAKE CASUALTIES AT 45 DEAD, 630 HURT, 17 MISSING
• Army deploys rescue units to earthquake­battered areas
• Group seeks swift steel standards’ use
• Runrio pledges P1M for GenSan quake relief
• Iligan balances quake aid, charter day prep
• Search, retrieval operations over
• GSIS opens loan window facility for members, pensioners in quake-hit Mindanao
• From housing to employment: Govt rolls out multi-agency aid for 7.8-magnitude quake victims
• ■ Midwest storms were blamed for a death in Iowa.
• Flood Control District leader resigns
• El Nino has arrived
• 4 outbuildin­gs damaged in south Sacramento grass fire amid tough conditions
• Lots of rain and cooler weather in forecast
• NC Gov. Josh Stein asks Congress for $10 billion for Helene relief
• Study: Human-driven sea level change causing flooding
• Thundersto­rms, winds displace Horicon residents
• Electrical fire damages Hotel Santa Fe