Answering Irma's Call: Sacramento Call Center Still Looking For Volunteers
Volunteers are still needed to answer the phone calls of Hurricane Irma's victims.
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Volunteers are still needed to answer the phone calls of Hurricane Irma's victims.
A Florida Utility Company has said it expects millions of people to lose power, with some areas experiences prolonged outages.
Authorities say an auto theft suspect has drowned in a Northern California river while trying to flee from police officers.
The wife of a pilot killed in crash in Northern California's Marin County said her husband had recently fled his home in Houston after it was damaged by Hurricane Harvey.
The son of former Fox News host Eric Bolling has died, just hours after Fox announced that Bolling was leaving the network.
Irma battered Cuba with deafening winds and relentless rain Saturday, while a second hurricane, Jose, threatened to lash already-reeling islands elsewhere in the Caribbean.
The suspects have hit these five victims, all within 15 miles of each other, all in Sacramento and Elk Grove, all in the victim's driveways.
Authorities say a car theft suspect drowned while fleeing from Rancho Cordova Police officers Saturday morning.
In the whirr of preparations for Hurricane Irma, a needle exchange program in Miami's Overtown neighborhood handed out extra syringes to heroin users. Others trying to break from the drug's grasp picked up advance medication from methadone clinics.
With the window closing fast for anyone wanting to escape, Irma hurtled toward Florida with 125 mph winds Saturday on a shifting course that took it away from Miami and instead threatened the first direct hit on the Tampa area from a major hurricane in nearly a century.
Hurricane Irma battered Cuba on Saturday with deafening winds and unremitting rain, pushing seawater inland and flooding homes before taking aim at Florida.
Mark Arellano has never taken a piano lesson. He hasn't read a book of music or had the luxury of having a teacher show him how to play.
This year's show pays tribute to all branches of the U.S. military, and homage to the aerial aspects of the Korean War
Attorneys say the lawsuit by the University of California may be the most effective show of force yet to save them.
