CalMatters on MSN5d
Schools post-LA fires
Some schools destroyed years ago in the Sonoma and Butte fires are just now reopening. The long, expensive process of ...
Santa Rosa Press Democrat7d
Will new bond funds be enough to rebuild Los Angeles schools — and all of California’s other crumbling schools?
Some schools destroyed years ago in the Sonoma and Butte county fires are just now reopening. The long, expensive process of ...
Phys.org14d
The new app that is an essential tool for tracking California wildfires
An app built on an off-the-grid ranch in rural Sonoma County ... on it for real-time intel on fire perimeters, but also evacuation zones, animal shelters, meal distribution locations, weather ...
Marin Independent Journal14d
North Bay coder offers tool for tracking California wildfires
An app built on an off-the-grid ranch in rural Sonoma County ... on it for real-time intel on fire perimeters, but also evacuation zones, animal shelters, meal distribution locations, weather ...
Fast Company9d
The L.A. fires left many immigrant workers jobless. Some may get hired for cleanup—but it’s a dangerous job
Anabel Garcia’s eyes burned and her breathing was labored and dry as she cleared debris from burned down properties in Sonoma ...
Santa Monica Daily Press12d
LA will need workers to clean up after fires. It can be a dangerous job
Anabel Garcia’s eyes burned and her breathing was labored and dry as she cleared debris from burned down properties in Sonoma County ... workers to be in evacuation zones.
Napa Valley Register5d
Bill Pramuk, Trees and People in Napa Valley: Getting real about fire risks
My first professional exposure to fire risk management with trees and landscapes was back in 1994. It was the second annual ...
As workers tackle the dangerous job of cleaning up after the LA fires, can the state keep them safe?
The LA fires have left domestic workers and day laborers jobless. They may soon be hired for wildfire cleanup work, which has ...
Governing7d
Does California Have Enough Money to Rebuild Its Schools?
it’s just so devastating,” said Debra Duardo, Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools ... remain closed because they’re in evacuation zones or have been damaged.