LA city departments have been working around the clock ahead of the storm, according to Mayor Karen Bass.
“Angelenos should take this storm seriously -- stay SAFE and stay INFORMED,” Mayor Karen Bass said in social media posts.
She was scheduled to brief the public on the city’s preparedness with the chiefs of the Los Angeles Police and Fire Departments Sunday morning.Here are the key numbers to remember to report emergencies during and after the storm.
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