Latest news and updates from Cal OES

Storm Season Safety: Shelters Available for Communities Impacted by the Storms
As California endures storm impacts, the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) is coordinating with the California Department of Social Services and local governments to ensure impacted communities have access to shelters and vital services....

Storm Season Safety Mosquito Safety
Most recently, Southern California has seen widespread rainfall amounts of 3-6 inches, with local amounts of 7-14 inches. As a result of the rain and flooding, Southern California now has free-standing water, which could create a dangerous breeding ground for...

Storm Season Safety: Mold Prevention and Safety
Most recently, Southern California has seen widespread rainfall amounts of 3-6 inches, with local amounts of 7-14 inches. Although mold is common it can be found in places that have experienced extreme amounts of water and flooding. Following the significant...

Storm Season Safety: Returning Home After a Flood
As a result of mudslides and debris flows from the recent storms, California continues to see lingering major impacts, like muck, mud and other debris. Once your local authorities have declared it safe to return home, it’s crucial to prioritize safety and take...

Lower elevation snow return to California (Se esperan nevadas en diferentes zonas de California)
As California continues to recover from ongoing weather impacts from recent storms, there’s a possibility of ongoing cold weather impacts in mountain communities. According to the National Weather Service, the state will see lower snow levels generally around...