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Fire authorities updated the number of structures damaged or destroyed to seven.
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We’re expecting temperatures to drop this weekend and carry into next week.
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Firefighters appeared to making quick progress against the fire that was initially reported at 5 acres.
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Homes have been red tagged and high tides have caused severe erosion.
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Experts say composted organic mulch can help prevent erosion.
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The injured coyote was also suffering from an infection that left severe damage to her jaw.
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Hurricane Marie ripped through the Peninsula’s regular defenses, leaving residents racing to save their homes.
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Landslides typically aren't covered by insurance plans and residents in the city have had to dip into savings to pay for damages.
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Remnants of Hurricane Marie continue to mix with high temperatures.Listen 0:43
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Damage to the boardwalk, a breached seawall and cracks in nearby concrete raised concerns that about 20 homes could be at risk of collapse.
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California data centers guzzle billions of gallons of water to cool AI servers — and the public still doesn't know how much. Lawmakers want that to change.
