Guerneville Residents Uprooted After Historic Flood "I Didn't Have A Choice"

KCBS Radio Cover Stories

Six months after the worst flooding on the Russian River in 25 years, the long term effects are being felt in a diaspora of long time locals. Housing was tough enough before the water rose 13 feet above flood stage.

As KCBS Radio reporter Holly Quan discovers in part three of her special four-part series from Guerneville, this disaster could change the face and feel of the town. 

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