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Los Angeles County Prepping Homeless Services for El Nino Storms

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October can be peak wildfire season for parts of Southern California. But it's not the only worry. The potential of heavy El Nino winter storms has emergency planners acting now to make sure some of the region’s most vulnerable residents stay safe.

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