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SLO County’s OES to hold event for residents in Madre/Gifford fire burn scars
Defense Dept. threatens Sen. Mark Kelly with court martial Eddie Murphy reveals the 3 massive blockbuster hits he wishes he ...
Between 2019 and 2025, California paid four tech companies over $450 million to build out its Next-Generation 911 system, but ...
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California triggers transparency concerns after sinking $450 million into scrapped 911 project
California’s move to abandon a plan revamping the state’s antiquated 911 system, after spending hundreds of millions on the ...
After a 10-month review, California officials concluded in a report that the water supply in Southern California was “robust” ...
The Office of Emergency Services division of the Glenn County Sheriff’s Office has been notified that the emergency alert and warning system, CodeRED, is experiencing an extended outage.
Officials with the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) outlined a plan Wednesday to get the beleaguered project back on track.
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