The strongest part of Hurricane Irma hit the western edge of Florida, but the storm is so big, it’s been wreaking havoc throughout the state. Here are the stories you shouldn’t miss today:TOP STORIESHurricane Irma Surges Into FloridaFrom the Everglades to the Florida Panhandle to the theme parks of Orlando, no corner of the state was left unaffected by Hurricane Irma this weekend after it tore through the Caribbean. As Irma heads toward Georgia and the Carolinas, it is expected to continue weakening and lose its hurricane status. The devastation would have been even worse if the quake had been centered in a densely populated area — exactly the scenario scientists have contemplated for the Los Angeles region and the San Andreas fault. -- After Japanese Americans were sent to internment camps in World War II, Monterey emerged as the center of the resistance.

Source: Los Angeles Times September 11, 2017 12:00 UTC