Commuters say some were starting to "pee in plastic bags" after a downed electric cable halted Wellington trains.

During an emergency city council meeting on Sept. 11, the city of Zavalla redeclared a state of emergency due to the ongoing water supply issues it has been experiencing.

The article Pleasanton Hosting Emergency Preparation Workshop appeared first on Pleasanton Patch. East Grays Harbor Fire and Rescue says it had put out a car fire that was close to a building in the ...

The Fourth UN High-level Meeting of the UN General Assembly on the Prevention and Control of Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs) ...

President Donald Trump’s administration is deciding whether to declare a national housing emergency, amid recent comments by ...

As part of its ongoing readiness measures for hurricane season and other disasters in Puerto Rico, LUMA Energy LLC hosted a ...

With a theme this year of “Preparedness Starts at Home,” Federal Emergency Management Agency’s ready.gov is reminding people ...

The city will receive $10.7 million for temporary water supply stabilization projects at the North Fork and William DeBruhl ...

The Jackson State University $8 million backup water project is stalled after JXN Water refused to approve it, forcing a federal court hearing.

From disaster readiness to road safety and the opioid crisis, Navajo County supervisors on Sept. 9 adopted a preparedness ...

Neighbors in Kent County rolled up their sleeves Wednesday to participate in a blood drive held by Kent County Levy Court and ...

September is National Preparedness Month, and the Central & Southern Ohio Region of the American Red Cross urges everyone to protect their loved ones by getting their households ready now.