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Will Aid Come for Carson Street Residents?

The Contra Costa Times reported Wednesday that damages from the slide might not qualify for state aid.

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Four Carson Street families were evacuated as as result of the recent storms and have yet to hear when they will be able to their houses.

The Contra Costa Times reported that aid would be delayed--if entirely unavailable--to residents affected by the .

Read the story HERE.

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