Less than two weeks after a historically severe winter storm led to disastrous local flooding and government state-of-emergency declarations, another significant spell of rainy and blustery conditions is bearing down this week on the San Diego area.
A landslide on the tracks in San Clemente is still impacting trains coming in and out of North San Diego County, a week later. In other news, a San Diego biotech company is working with the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, hoping to decode koala genomes. Plus, the San Diego International Jewish Film Festival kicks off Wednesday night, at the Garfield Theater in La Jolla.
The County of San Diego - Government invites flood victims to visit the Spring Valley Library - SDCL as it serves as a Local Service Center for Flood Victims of the recent winter storm. The library is located at 836 Kempton Street, Spring Valley, CA 91977 and will be closed for regular library services during this time: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday to Wednesday, January 29 - 31Visit nearby Casa de Oro Library for full library services at 9805 Campo Road, #180, Spring Valley, CA 91977. Find hours at sdcl.org/casadeoroThe service center will allow flood victims to meet with County and State representatives, as well as nonprofits, and aid organizations providing tips on how to properly document and clean up after water damage.Visit alertsandiego.org before starting your cleaning efforts ReadySanDiegoHelp report damage to the county by completing its information-gathering disaster form at crisistrack.juvare.com/public/sandiegoCA/request.htmlCompleting this form is voluntary and will be used t