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Tsunami: Brown declares emergency in 4 counties
L.A. NOWGov. Jerry Brown has declared a state of emergency in Del Norte, Humboldt, San Mateo and Santa Cruz counties following Japan's 8.9 magnitude earthquake and tsunami, which sent waves crashing into the California coast, causing damage to ports, harbors and.... -
Basketball: Thursday's regional scores (NorCal andSoCal)
Varsity Times InsiderSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL BASKETBALL BOYS Second round, Thursday Division I Long Beach Poly 66, Etiwanda 63 Mater Dei 72, Loyola 70 Taft 65, Carlsbad La Costa Canyon 43 Corona Centennial 68, Westchester 57 Division II San Diego Lincoln 71, Fresno...... -
Tsunami: Life is back to normal in Huntington Beach
L.A. NOWHuntington Beach's piers and beaches have been reopened after a tsunami advisory passed without major incident.... -
Tsunami: L.A. County beaches getting back to normal
L.A. NOWThings are slowing getting back to normal at L.A. County beaches after officials closed off much of the coast because of a tsunami from the destructive earthquake off Japan. Most beaches and marinas are back to normal operations, according to...... -
Tsunami: Swell overturns 10 boats on Catalina Island
L.A. NOWAlthough most of Southern California escaped harm from the tsunami generated by the 8.9 magnitude earthquake off Japan, waves damaged boats and some docks on Santa Catalina Island. At 1:30 p.m., a tsunami-related swell surged into a harbor, overturning... -
Tsunami: Search called off for man swept out to sea
L.A. NOWThe U.S. Coast Guard called off its search Friday evening for a man swept out to sea while taking pictures of tsunami waves that hit the Northern California coast.... -
Tsunami advisory for L.A. area canceled, but danger of 'tidal surges' remains
L.A. NOWThe National Weather Service has canceled a tsunami advisory for Southern California, officials announced Saturday. But they warn that "abrupt tidal surges" could continue in local harbors and that people should proceed with care at marina and beaches. At... -
Basketball: updated regional pairings (NorCal and SoCal)
Varsity Times InsiderSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL BASKETBALL BOYS Regional semifinals, Saturday, 7 p.m. unless noted Division I #4 Mater Dei vs. #1 Long Beach Poly at Long Beach CC, 6 p.m. #3 Taft vs. #2 Corona Centennial at Corona Roosevelt, 5 p.m. Division...... -
Tsunami Videos: Santa Cruz harbor damage captured from many angles
L.A. NOWSome of the most detailed video from the tsunami hitting the California coast came from Santa Cruz, where both TV news crews and members of the public with video cameras has several hours to record the wave action. KTVU-TV of...... -
Navy carrier Ronald Reagan set to arrive off Japan for earthquake relief
L.A. NOWThe aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan, whose home port is San Diego, is set to arrive off the Japanese main island of Honshu later Sunday Japan time, prepared for humanitarian relief for the country ravaged by an earthquake and tsunami. The...... -
Tsunami damage along California coast is estimated at $50 million
L.A. NOWThe earthquake-triggered tsunami that thrashed California’s coast on Friday caused an estimated $50 million in damages, experts said Saturday. Lori Dengler, a geology professor and director of the Humboldt Earthquake Education Center at Humboldt... -
Tsunami video: Time-lapse images show California coast under siege [Video]
L.A. NOWTime-lapse videos are emerging showing the tsunami waves generated by the Japanese earthquake arriving at various points along the California coast on Friday. The classic tsunami pattern -- tides receding and surging -- was most noticable along the...
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