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24-year-old woman swept to sea after walking under rock arch on California beach
A search has been suspended for a 24-year-old woman who was swept out to sea after becoming trapped by rising tides on a Northern California beach, the U.S. Coast Guard said. Se Nah Park was last seen in the water near Panther Beach north of Santa Cruz after being swept away about 8 p.m. Sunday, the Coast Guard said in a Tuesday news release. Park and three friends walked through a rock archway known locally as the Keyhole on the beach before becoming trapped by rising tides, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection firefighters said. The other three escaped, but Park was swept out to sea, firefighters said. Firefighters, police, sheriff’s deputies and the U.S. Coast Guard joined the search. Drones, ground crews and helicopters were deployed in the search , deputies said. The Coast Guard coordinated an eight-hour search covering 95 square miles, the agency said. “Suspending a search is a difficult decision,” said Lt. Max Holloway, Sector San Francisco search and rescue mission coordinator. “Given the extensive search effort of the surrounding area and environmental conditions, we have suspended active search efforts pending further developments.” A National Weather Service beach hazard warning for sneaker waves and rip
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Update: Fire Behind Jamestown Elementary School
Update at 2:35 p.m.: CAL FIRE reports that crews have stopped the forward spread of a vegetation fire that was heading toward Jamestown Elementary and other structures. The flames ignited in the 18200 block of 5th Avenue near 7th Street around 1:30 p.m. in grass. CAL FIRE reports that crews were able to stop the flames’ progress at a quarter-acre size before reaching any structures. Crews will work towards full containment and then mop up. What sparked the blaze is under investigation.
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California Put Up $1 Million to Watch the Coast Through El Niño. Nobody on the Mendocino Coast Asked for Any of It.
The last time the ocean off Northern California looked like this, a marine heat wave and an El Niño wiped out most of the North Coast’s bull kelp, and the state’s own staff report says this year closely matches that stretch from 2014 to 2016. The California...
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Pine Tree
Traffic & Fire Update….Fire Reported Near Mono Way / Sullivan Creek Rd
Sonora, CA…Traffic & Fire Update….Fire Reported Near Mono Way / Sullivan Creek Rd. Incident: 0185 Type: Report of Fire Location: Mono Way / Sullivan Creek Rd Loc Desc: *INFO Lat/Lon: 37.975527 -120.349396. Detail Information. 11:46 AM 3 [3] TOT FIRE. 11:46 AM 2 [2] UNK WHATS ON FIRE.