Corcoran

As flood risk subsides, questions remain about whether Corcoran’s prisons were ready for an emergency – and if they’ll be prepared for a wetter winter.

Construction is underway to raise the levee protecting the city of Corcoran. But it’s not the first time the embankment has needed to be raised.

Gov. Gavin Newsom pledged to help pay for raising the Corcoran levee. However, an extra four feet is little consolation to families of the incarcerated.

Subsidence – caused by too much groundwater pumping – is causing a recurring, multimillion dollar headache for local flood officials.

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