San Francisco starts counting its storm costs

San Francisco officials are assessing damages from the recent string of storms and questioning whether responses from the city were adequate.

Flooding last week on The Great Highway. Photo: Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images

With clear skies for the foreseeable future, The Department of Emergency Management's initial estimate of damages released this week totaled $46 million.

this week, thanking city workers for “providing the support and resources we needed to take care of San Francisco and keep residents safe.”

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