Agencies continue rescue efforts for snowed-in mountain community residents
After the state's massive snowfall, many who live in the mountain communities in San Bernardino County are unable to leave or reach their homes.
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After the state's massive snowfall, many who live in the mountain communities in San Bernardino County are unable to leave or reach their homes.
A pursuit that spanned through three counties and lasted for nearly an hour resulted in the arrest of Benjamin Gonzalez, a 44-year-old Los Angeles man who fired shots out of a stolen vehicle multiple times on Friday.
More than a week after Southern California mountain ranges were battered by a powerful winter storm, hundreds of residents are still struggling to pick up the pieces after being stranded and left with dwindling supplies.
With food supplies running low and many roads still blocked, Crestline residents have come together to aid those most in need and hand out food and donations while they wait for government aid.
The pursuit suspect has opened fire multiple times at police.
The U.S. Forest Service announced the temporary closure of all forest lands in San Bernardino National Forest on Friday.
The Lake Arrowhead mother and her husband drove through a bumpy road amid white-out conditions to reach a Fontana hospital.
The California National Guard has arrived in the San Bernardino mountains to help with the disaster relief effort.
The community is working together to pool food to keep themselves, seniors and short-term vacation renters fed. One resident wrote in an email that Goodwin and Sons Market is the only source of food for the Crestline community.
A map released Thursday by the U.S. Drought Monitor shows large parts of California are now officially out of an ongoing drought, and other regions are significantly improved.
The state of emergency affects 13 counties including San Bernardino, where massive snowfall has trapped many residents near Big Bear, Crestline and Lake Arrowhead.
At first, Mariam Magana and her San Gabriel Valley family enjoyed playing on the snow-filled slopes in the San Bernardino mountain town Crestline.
Officals ask visitors not to head to the snow as emergency cleanup and recovery efforts in the mountain communities are underway.
While hundreds of lucky residents were finally escorted back home through the snow-filled roadways, there are many still waiting to make it back to loved ones who have been trapped for several days.
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