Yes a lot of credit is due. 
But no comparison can be made to Katrina because even though there were many fires the infastructure in SoCal was still in place and accessability to services were avaliable. In NO the entire infastructure collapsed and none of this was avaliable.
I will say this though. I do find it interesting that to this day many places in NO still have received little or nothing in the way of relief.
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Originally Posted by blondboinsd
I was just reading an article on signonsandiego.com, I must say Our city has handled this WAY better then New Orleans in Katrina, We had a larger evacation, we got out faster, complained less and only 4 reports of looting, PERIOD, It seems we did a much better job 10 fold then those during Katrina
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