Cal OES logo with text that reads Shelter and Preposition Information Read more about New Year’s Storm Prepositioned Resources and Statewide Shelters

Through the Governor’s direction, Cal OES has prepositioned fire and rescue personnel and resources in Southern California, in areas most at risk for flooding, mud and debris flows. Data as of 8 a.m., Sunday, January 4, 2026 Shelters: The California Governor’s Office... Read MoreRead more about New Year’s Storm Prepositioned Resources and Statewide Shelters

Read more about Local Assistance Center to Open in San Bernardino County in Response to 2025 Late December Storms

In partnership with San Bernardino County, the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) is supporting the opening of a Local Assistance Center (LAC) on January 8 in response to the 2025 late December Storms. The LAC will provide support services to... Read MoreRead more about Local Assistance Center to Open in San Bernardino County in Response to 2025 Late December Storms

Read more about King Tides Rolling Back into California this Week

King tides are expected to roll back into California, bringing high surf, strong rip currents and a threat of minor to moderate coastal flooding in some areas this week. According to the National Ocean Service, a king tide is a non-scientific term people often use to... Read MoreRead more about King Tides Rolling Back into California this Week

Seal of the Governor of the State of California, Roman Numeral XL, 40 Read more about Governor Newsom prepositions emergency resources in Southern California ahead of New Year’s Storm

SACRAMENTO – With another round of strong winter storms forecast to arrive over the New Year’s holiday, Governor Gavin Newsom today announced that the state is taking proactive steps to prepare for potentially hazardous conditions across California. The Governor has... Read MoreRead more about Governor Newsom prepositions emergency resources in Southern California ahead of New Year’s Storm