Deadline for free fire debris removal in L.A. County is approachingLos Angeles County is urging property owners to enroll in a fire debris removal program before the March 31 deadline.
Feds won't test soil after L.A. wildfire cleanup, potentially leaving contamination behindThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will not conduct soil testing at fire-damaged properties deemed cleaned, departing from previous practices.
Acting on Trump's order, federal officials opened up two California damsThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers increased water flow from dams to aid California's water supply, influenced by federal directives and weather forecasts.
Army Corps of Engineers surveys damage from Palisades, Eaton fires before cleanup beginsThe cleanup of homes destroyed by fires near Malibu is challenging due to hazardous materials and the need for careful handling of toxic debris.
Photos: A morning aboard the Raccoon, picking up debris at high tide in the bayThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers efficiently removed 7.5 tons of marine debris during king tide conditions, improving estuary safety.
Improving U.S. Coastal Protection and ResilienceClimate change is increasing the frequency and severity of hurricanes, demanding effective protective strategies for vulnerable coastal communities.
Critical Baltimore Shipping Channel Reopens 11 Weeks After Bridge CollapseMain shipping channel into the Port of Baltimore fully reopened after 11 weeks of cleanup following collapse of Francis Scott Key Bridge.