29,000 people Alyssa Carlson from station k g e t in bakersfield joins us now with more alyssa this is your territory ridgecrest even though its 90 minutes away is your backyard. You cover that area what kind of reports are you getting were trying to determine the number of injuries, the amount of damage its dark there and i know its hard to get that information right now. The city fanned into the newsroom. Asked if we had any updates on the amount of injuries and they are telling me dont theyre saying dot. Multiple injuries have been reported as well as multiple fires by r county Fire Department and of course Emergency Responders are trying to get to those people as fast as they can but we dont know the severity of the injuries at this point the good news is at this point we do not have any reports of fatalities. So im sure that those First Responders have their work cut out for them. So what did you exactly seal. Tonight and can you compare that to the earthquake that you felt yester
The basement. The water was shut off and debris and mud was left in its place. Well be closed from fourth and jefferson. Wilson alvarez was outs side of this Corner Market where he works cleaning unthe mess and he was relieved there was no flooding in his basement but not everyone was that lucky. Well have adjusters on scene and they will check out any water damage and anybody with water in the basement will get that pumped out. The crews remained on the scene for hours and it happened on a main that dates back to 1893, and it carries water to smaller mains and neighbors are frustrating saying there is work going on for months. I think they hit another pim line, it happened before and we didnt have no hot water, and we have to wait until they go back into the ground and fix it. How long will they let this sit there, this debris was here for three months, without being cleaned up. What led to this water main break remains under investigation. Two suspects are questioned in the assault a
CANTON — The St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency on Tuesday approved dispersing $72,628 in American Rescue Plan Act funds to eight local businesses and non-profits.