During a 48-hour period between Tuesday through Thursday, downtown Los Angeles received about 1.19 inches of rain while Sepulveda Canyon at Mulholland Drive near Getty Center was quenched with 1.43 ...

Not all Californian coastal areas are moving lower. The Santa Barbara groundwater basin, which has been continuously ...

A powerful March storm has been lashing the West Coast with heavy rainfall, gusty winds and snowfall in the mountains –– ...

Heavy rain pounded the Los Angeles area early Thursday, bringing a threat of flooding and debris flows to spots impacted by wildfires.

Despite being just 20 days away from spring, drought conditions, while improved from January, are still in effect for most of ...

Evacuation warnings have been issued for parts of Los Angeles County, near burn scar areas due to high mudslide and debris flow risks.

Areas under evacuation warnings include the following: Palisades Fire area: Getty Villa area, Highlands near the burn areas, ...

With rain rates close to an inch and hour possible, Los Angeles issues address specific-evacuation orders in places ...

Incoming heavy rain from an atmospheric river-fueled storm that slammed into the West Coast early Wednesday is threatening ...

Local, state and federal officials have implemented safety measures to protect the burn scar areas from debris flows and further damage caused by the rainstorm.

Both the Palisades and Eaton fires erupted on Jan. 7, fueled by severe drought conditions and strong Santa Ana winds. Now, the work continues as people try to rebuild.

It's that time of year where we could see a super bloom of wildflowers. But with SoCal's drought conditions, will we miss out on all the blossoms?