Summary
Recent El Niño storms hit Southern California hard, causing bad flooding and forcing Long Beach to red-tag 13 homes due to safety hazards. With storm season just getting started, you'll want to keep an eye out for more extreme weather alerts.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 2
Impact analysis
Property owners face steep repair bills, and taxpayers might foot the bill for emergency municipal response efforts.
Emergency responders, disaster cleanup crews, and inspectors get more work, while other residents are reminded to prep their homes early.
The families kicked out of their 13 red-tagged homes are taking the biggest hit right now.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Rachel Red-Tags 13 Long Beach Homes, Floods Newport Beach — El Niño Season Just Began
Rachel Red-Tags 13 Long Beach Homes, Floods Newport Beach — El Niño Season Just Began Latin Times
Heavy surf, red-tagged homes, a battered boardwalk: Long Beach confronts costly climate reality
Heavy surf, red-tagged homes, a battered boardwalk: Long Beach confronts costly climate reality Los Angeles Times
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