California was hit by a monster atmospheric river storm that killed at least nine people, left record rainfall and caused mudslides in the Southland. California storm coverage: What to know - Los ...

Federal, state and local officials continued to tout the massive cleanup of Eaton and Palisades fire debris as the fastest ...

A similar storm unleashed rains, deadly floods, debris flows and hurricane-force winds, particularly in Northern California including the Bay Area, over the weekend. The small, unincorporated town ...

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Sunday that he will ask the Biden administration to declare a federal emergency to support California’s ongoing storm response ...

Remnants from a historic storm left almost 50,000 homes and businesses in California without power Monday as residents braced for an onslaught of more bad weather that could bring up to 8 inches ...

Updated forecast: Thunderstorms to hit Bay Area amid intense storm system. See timeline of impacts A complex and powerful storm system will approach the California coast late on Wednesday evening ...

California ‘storm train’ may rival notorious El Niño winter of 1997–98. Nurse Katie Leonard hands a cup of hot tea to Patsy Costello, 88, as she awaits rescue from her stalled car Saturday ...

Forecasters said another strong storm is likely to be headed for California next week. The state is expected to have more winter-like weather, with rain and mountain snow showers.

A slow spring storm is headed for California this weekend, but it’s missing one key ingredient that typically drives the state’s most intense weather events: the jet stream. Instead, this ...

After record-shattering rains poured over swaths of California, the potent atmospheric river continues to sweep through the state and move eastward. Rainfall totals as high as 10 inches or more ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency on Wednesday as a winter storm that has impacted the West continued to dump snow and complicate travel in Arizona and Nevada. More than ...

Climate change could supercharge a storm that submerges Stockton, California, beneath 10 feet of water. The city's aging levees aren't prepared.