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Recent storm leaves widespread damage - Vimarsana News

Recent storm leaves widespread damage

FORT BRAGG, CA — Across Mendocino County, significant storm damage caused by gale-force wind gusts and relentless rain has also affected thousands of residents and businesses. Official weather alerts advised residents to remain at home on Sunday and Monday. Many businesses and schools remained closed this past Monday due to power outages reported on Sunday. […]

No significant impact from recent storm surge - Vimarsana News

No significant impact from recent storm surge

During the weekend, a number of people came to view the high waves from cliffs and headlands, keeping well away from dangerous rocky shores. Some waves splashed upward to the tops of the Pomo Bluffs, and parked cars were rapidly coated in salty mist.

No significant impact from recent storm surge - Vimarsana News

No significant impact from recent storm surge

During the weekend, a number of people came to view the high waves from cliffs and headlands, keeping well away from dangerous rocky shores. Some waves splashed upward to the tops of the Pomo Bluffs, and parked cars were rapidly coated in salty mist.

Fire and Police Logs - Vimarsana News

Fire and Police Logs

Chief Steve Orsi reports the Fort Bragg Volunteer Fire Department responded to the following calls. Smoke check: Nov. 22, 9:55 a.m., Otis Johnson Park, not as reported. Medical aid: Nov. 22, 2:28 p.m., 16,000 block of Mitchell Creek Dr., assisted with CPR for an unresponsive patient. Hazardous conditions: Nov. 22, 6:57 p.m., 600 block of […]

No significant impact from recent storm surge - Vimarsana News

No significant impact from recent storm surge

During the weekend, a number of people came to view the high waves from cliffs and headlands, keeping well away from dangerous rocky shores. Some waves splashed upward to the tops of the Pomo Bluffs, and parked cars were rapidly coated in salty mist.