Bayou Segnette State Park is a good place to do so.

Recent storms left three feet of water in Lovey’s Landing RV Park, forcing some residents to evacuate. SUTTER COUNTY, Calif. — Recent storms caused the Sacramento River to flood parts of Sutter County ...

A couple that escaped the Eaton fire in their recreational vehicle faces a deadline to leave an L.A. County-owned RV park this week because of rules prohibiting long-term stays. Several other fire ...

AND TRUMP’S NEXT CLAIM, QUOTE, ON TOP OF IT ALL, NO WATER FOR FIRE HYDRANTS, NOT FIREFIGHTING PLANES. SO THIS IS SOMEWHAT TRUE. SEVERAL LA NEWS OUTLETS REPORTED THAT BECAUSE OF THE EXTREME ...

In Jan. 2024, Newton County rescue teams had to save some stranded in the RV park. “There were cars sunk in the water. There were motorcycles, trash all around. It was ugly,” Clemmie Crowe said. In ...

The Rubio Cañon Land & Water Assn.’s tiny Altadena office building ... “It hurts,” said Armando De La Paz, assistant general manager at Rubio Cañon, “what happened to the community ...

An ocean water quality advisory has been issued for all Los Angeles County beaches as heavy rainfall may cause potentially high bacteria levels. The LA County Department of Public Health advises ...

As President Donald Trump prepares to tour wildfire damage in California, he’s zeroing in on one of his frequent targets for criticism: State water policy. Since the fires broke out Jan. 7 ...

Indeed, the president has claimed that “firefighters were unable to fight the blaze due to dry hydrants, empty reservoirs, and inadequate water infrastructure.” But unfortunately for future ...

As the wildfires and uproar from the response to the blazes continue in Los Angeles, the city has had past plans to fix the water flow — which went dry during recent firefights — but many of ...

Despite the health claims surrounding alkaline water, scientific evidence suggests its purported benefits may be overhyped. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

The rapid spread of flames in 100 mph winds meant firefighters used water too quickly for pumps to maintain water pressure. Big questions and misinformation surfaced, blaming a range of issues ...