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The flood was catastrophic for the town of 4,000 residents. Around 80% of Planada’s population was impacted and suffered some level of property damage.
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Residents can apply in March and receive funding as soon as April. But not all are happy with $15,000 limit for direct assistance.
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The city manager recently presented leaders with an update on the latest efforts.
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Historic flooding in the San Joaquin Valley, a hospital bankruptcy and an illegal biolab were the hottest topics on kvpr.org this past year.
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It’s the latest suit that’s been filed in the aftermath of floods that hit Planada and Merced.
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After several meetings and months of waiting, Planada residents received a better look Tuesday evening at what $20 million in flood relief might look like for the community.
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A string of emails appears to show a California agency stood in the way of stream channel maintenance for more than five years, which may have led to flooding that caused severe damage in Merced County.
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Residents expected a presentation on the draft plan. Instead, the county wants more feedback.
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KVPR speaks with independent journalist Susie Cagle about her recent investigation into the construction of two state prisons on the edge of California’s Tulare Lake.
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Following county workshops, residents worry the funding will go toward infrastructure, not homes that were damaged.