Some residents of California’s mountain communities in San Bernardino County are still trapped in their homes by high walls of snow — 21 days after the blizzards began, and two weeks after Gov. Gavin Newsom (Demme) declared a state of emergency.
Newsom left for Baja California, in Mexico, the next day, without explanation, and returned three days later. He has yet to apologize for leaving as residents are trapped and dying in their homes.
DUBLIN, CALIFORNIA – DECEMBER 17: California Gov. Gavin Newsom presented the state’s new efforts and proposed investments to fight and prevent crime across the state during a news conference in Dublin, Calif., on Friday, December 17, 2021. Newsom is joined by an attorney. Gen. Rob Ponta, and other law enforcement leaders. (Photo by Ray Chavez/MediaNews Group/The Mercury News via Getty Images)
Despite the ongoing state of emergency, Newsom plans to begin a series of addresses across the state Thursday in lieu of a formal “State of the State” address to the legislature. he promises To submit “Transformational Policy Proposals”.
the Los Angeles Times mentioned Monday, he said some residents were still unable to leave their homes because doors and hallways were closed:
Although it stopped snowing for weeks, life in the San Bernardino Mountains is still far from normal. More than a dozen residents Their bodies were found in the aftermath of a series of storms that closed roads and stranded residents, some unable to get out from behind several feet of snow. Although all county roads have been plowed as of Monday — though many are still just one lane — and mountain roads have reopened to the public, many locals are angry and frustrated at the slow pace of recovery.
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[C]Oncern on the mountain, especially after the roads It reopened to the public this weekend, prompting hundreds of angry comments on the California Department of Transportation’s announcement on Facebook. People who identified themselves as mountain people called it a “terrible idea”, a “dangerous situation” and “stupid”, wondering why visitors could come when schools are still closed and so many people are still stuck.
Rain is set to fall on Tuesday, exacerbating the flooding situation in the mountains.
A herringbone company in Crestline, California, U.S., on Tuesday, March 7, 2023. The San Bernardino Mountains have received more than 100 inches of snow over the past several days, stranding an unknown number of residents in mountain communities, Los Angeles reports. The Angeles Times. Photographer: Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg via Getty Images
The same “atmospheric river” also threatens to flood to the north where Highway 1 used to be closed Between Santa Cruz and Monterey, as snow continues to damage homes and buildings in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
One popular hostel Burnt After a propane gas line was damaged and firefighters were unable to reach the building due to snow.
Newsom’s “transformational” headline topics are: “homelessness,” “improving public safety,” “lowering health care costs,” and “mental health care reform.” He will send a written report to the state legislature.
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