A flood watch has been issued for much of Southern California and will remain in place through Thursday afternoon.

An atmospheric river began hammering down in Southern California, bringing heavy rain and triggering mandatory evacuation orders in some areas.

Heavy rain has fallen in the overnight hours across Southern California, prompting evacuation and flood warnings for wildfire burn zones.

Evacuation warnings remained in effect Wednesday in the Highland area as a storm's most powerful round was set to wallop Southern California.

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

The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for the Airport Fire burn scar area and parts of Orange County that will be in effect until 7:30 a.m. Thursday.

Flood watches are in effect for most of L.A. County, with the possibility for flooding across the area. Schoenfeld said there ...

Malibu residents are bracing for a powerful storm system set to bring heavy rain, colder temperatures, and a heightened risk ...

LA County and federal officials provided updates on storm conditions and safety measures being implemented to protect the ...

As a late-winter storm brings rain to Southern California, evacuation orders and warnings have been issued in recent wildfire ...

Light rain began falling on Southern California on Monday night and is expected to peak Wednesday night into Thursday morning ...

Effective Wednesday, March 12 at 6 pm, an Evacuation Order (Mandatory) will be issued for areas in Trabuco Creek including the RC Airport, fire station, campground/park and school, Bell Canyon includi ...