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Taking a trip in Joshua Tree National Park? Be prepared for disorientation in a dangerous environment - Vimarsana News

Taking a trip in Joshua Tree National Park? Be prepared for disorientation in a dangerous environment

On a recent episode of the "Z107.7 Up Close Show" Joshua Tree National Park Superintendent Jane Rodgers and the National Park's Emergency Services Program

Boy seriously injured after being struck by vehicle at Woodland and Coolspring in Michigan City - Vimarsana News

Boy seriously injured after being struck by vehicle at Woodland and Coolspring in Michigan City

MICHIGAN CITY — A boy was taken to a hospital with “serious injuries” Wednesday night after being struck by a vehicle at a busy intersection on Michigan City’s east side.

SCVNews.com | L.A. County Raises Mudflow Forecast - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | L.A. County Raises Mudflow Forecast

With moderate to heavy rainfall expected through Friday in foothill and mountain communities, Los Angeles County Public Works has raised its mudflow forecast to Phase 2 in recent burn areas and Phase 1 for burn areas with at least three years of recovery.

SCVNews.com | L.A. County Weathers Storm Overnight and Prepares for Second Round of Rain - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | L.A. County Weathers Storm Overnight and Prepares for Second Round of Rain

Los Angeles County Public Works has already captured 5 billion gallons of stormwater since Oct.1 which is enough water for 121,600 people.

SCVNews.com | Los Angeles County is Ready for Storm Season, Offers Tips for the Public - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | Los Angeles County is Ready for Storm Season, Offers Tips for the Public

As the first significant storm of the winter season approaches, Los Angeles County is collaborating with agencies across the region to protect the public from flood danger and to capture as much stormwater as possible to become future drinking water.