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Photo showing visitors from India's Telangana region meeting with EMD staff in a conference room off the Emergency Operations Center of LA City.

First-Responder Visit from India

Posted on 07/27/2022

First-Responder Visit from India
Young women campers shown at recent HERricane (spelled H-E-R) event in Los Angeles pose with FEMA Administrator, one of the main speakers.

"HERricane" Lands in Los Angeles

Posted on 07/26/2022

"HERricane" Lands in Los Angeles
Orange city skyline with text reading HEATWAVE

Beat the Summer Heat

Posted on 07/20/2022

Beat the Summer Heat
Group with Councilmember Curren Price

Reviewing City Response to the 27th Street Explosion - A Year Later

Posted on 06/30/2022

Reviewing City Response to the 27th Street Explosion - A Year Later
Two women conducting an interview.

Get Ready to #ShakeOut

Posted on 10/21/2021

Get Ready to #ShakeOut
Three men standing in front of the US, State of California and City of Los Angeles flags.

NEWS: AIM Brands Donates Stockpile of Masks to City of LA for Public Use

Posted on 02/19/2021

NEWS: AIM Brands Donates Stockpile of Masks to City of LA for Public Use
Crews asses a structurally demolished building due to the Sylmar earthquake in 1971

The Rumblings of San Fernando: Five Decades of Advancements; More Ahead

Posted on 02/09/2021

The Rumblings of San Fernando: Five Decades of Advancements; More Ahead
A street with rubble.

Remembering the Northridge Earthquake

Posted on 01/16/2020

Remembering the Northridge Earthquake
Image of emergency supply checklist with supplies to use during a disaster

EMERGENCY SUPPLY CHECKLIST: Make a kit to prepare for disasters

Posted on 08/09/2019

EMERGENCY SUPPLY CHECKLIST: Make a kit to prepare for disasters
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