Preparedness
What a major earthquake would do to San Francisco
An earthquake in San Francisco would leave swaths of the city in the dark and kill up to 7,800 people, according to state and federal projections.
Education
Connecticut May Mandate Transportation for Opioid Overdoses
The opioid crisis has created serious issues for emergency medical services, law enforcement and fire departments.
Response
Travel trailers end a nomadic existence for some Camp Fire victims
The federal government, working with the California Department of Parks and Recreation, set up 74 camp trailers at the park for Camp Fire victims.
Emergency Management News
Measles at the Googleplex: Infected Google employee may have exposed others
Google employees may want to search “measles symptoms” on the slog home from work, after learning that one of their own has been diagnosed with measles.
EMS on the Hill Day: Officials Discuss How to Improve Services
Meteorologist says she got death threats after interrupting Masters for tornado warning
EDM Wednesday Briefing: Multiple Law Enforcement Agencies Hunt a Woman in Colorado Believed to be a Credible Threat to Schools
Madagascar Measles Epidemic Has Claimed Over 1,200 Lives
Notre Dame Cathedral Burns: Cause of Fire Yet Unknown