"San Diego Declares Emergency as 'Thousand-Year Storm' Causes Widespread Flooding"

California declares a state of emergency after a "thousand-year storm" hits San Diego, causing widespread flooding, hundreds of rescues, and millions of dollars in estimated damage. More than 4 inches of rain fell in just a few hours, overwhelming the city's drainage system and leaving hundreds displaced. City and county leaders are focused on recovery, with the governor proclaiming a state of emergency for San Diego and Ventura counties. The storm's unprecedented rainfall and devastating impact highlight the urgent need for climate resiliency and investment in outdated infrastructure.