El Nino Storm Tests California Homeless Outreach Efforts
As a powerful El Nino storm hits the California coast, police and outreach teams monitor Los Angeles riverbeds where thousands of homeless residents live. Shuttles guide people to shelters while authorities warn of possible flash floods, mudslides, and high surf from the Bay Area to Southern California.
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Oregon Indian tribe leader denounces armed land protest
Burns Paiute tribal chair Charlotte Rodrigue says the group occupying Malheur Refuge has no right to the land and risks damaging sacred sites. She calls for the protesters to leave as FBI and local officials pursue a peaceful resolution amid wider clashes over federal land policy.
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