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    Steve Lopez: One California calamity after another, and yet we always endure

    by Steve Lopez, Los Angeles Times Nov 12, 2018 2 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - We have no hurricanes, cyclones or statewide freezes in California.

    Everything else, we have.

    Earthquakes, yes. Torrential downpours, yes. Mudslides, yes. Extended droughts, yes. A president who kicks us when we're down, yes.

    All that, as well as mass shootings and wind-whipped killer firestorms that devour parched vegetation, homes, people and everything else in their path.

    A town

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