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EXCLUSIVE: San Francisco finds funding for emergency sirens
Up until now, the funding needed to upgrade the sirens hasn't been available. But Supervisor Aaron Peskin tells the I-Team that San Francisco just came into about $96 million, with more than enough to bring the sirens back online.
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Still no funding to upgrade SF's emergency warning sirens
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North Bay residents take part in wildfire evacuation drill
SF commemorates 115th anniversary of 1906 earthquake
New game trains your brain to react in potential disasters
Plan your family's fire escape
All 119 SF sirens are going silent-- for now
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CA's earthquake warning system tested in Oakland
WATCH IN 60: PG&E could cut power, four injured in fire, Fleet Week emergency drill
CONSUMER CATCH-UP: FCC and FEMA to test emergency alert system, finances seen as one of the most taboo topics, and Google outlines efforts to go carbon-neutral
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