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Crews clear trees, mud and debris from site of Hwy 1 washout in Big Sur Crews are working seven days a week during the daylight hours where a section of Highway 1 in Big Sur was washed away. Part of the road at Rat Creek, 30 miles north of the San Luis Obispo County line, collapsed during January's big storm. Hundreds of trees are being cleared, along with debris that washed down the creek from the Dolan Fire burn scar. By: Alexa Bertola and last updated 2021-02-12 13:21:41-05 (KSBY) — Crews are working seven days a week during the daylight hours where a section of Highwa...

Last week’s mudslide evacuation marked the first-ever activation of the Community Emergency Response Team as part of a new collaboration between the volunteer group and the San Mateo County’s Emergency Operations Center.  During the evacuation warning issued on Jan. 25, CERT volunteers from across the Coastside provided on-the-ground communication for residents in the southern part of San Mateo County, the same area evacuated last summer during the August CZU Lightning Complex fires.  Volunteers knocked on doors, posted flyers about the area’s mudslide risk and radioed in...

Shell Beach residents say they 'dodged a bullet' from mudslides caused by recent storm and last updated 2021-02-02 00:36:26-05 Buckets are getting filled up with mud and hauled off Shell Beach properties after the recent rainstorm. Crews scooped up and filled three dump trucks worth of mud, rocks, and other debris that slid down the hill behind the properties in the Spyglass neighborhood. "We are exactly backed up to the hillside. As of darkness Thursday, there was no sign of anything coming down," said resident Chris Finch. He says he saw firefighters canvassing his neighborhood around midni...

Drone shots show a debris flow covering River Road after heavy rains near Soledad, California.

A massive storm is moving through California. Meteorologists look at how it impacted the Bay Area, what's happening now in the Central Valley and what's about to hit Southern California. Elsewhere in the region, a flash flood watch will be in effect Thursday afternoon through late Thursday night for the mountains and the Antelope, Santa Clarita and San Gabriel valleys, mainly affecting areas near the Lake, Bobcat and Ranch 2 burn areas. Forecasters said the areas could see rain rates of 0.75 inches per hour, potentially leading to "significant mud and debris flows.'' Canyon Park in Monrovia i...