Wildflower Superbloom Sweeps Death Valley for First Time in 10 Years
Across the deserts of the American West, a rare and widespread superbloom is taking shape, including in Death Valley National Park where it has already started. Following months of steady storms and snowmelt runoff, landscapes typically defined by sand and sparse vegetation are now covered in acres of vibrant...
Stats About LA’s Record Rainfall Will Blow Your Mind
Since Monday, the consecutive storms have drenched much of California and dumped feet of snow in the Sierra Nevada.
Victorville man arrested in Riverside County attempted murder case
Investigators arrested a Victorville man Wednesday on suspicion of attempted murder after they say he attacked and severely injured another man in Riverside County earlier this month. Jaiden Michael Vincent Brown, 21, was taken into custody shortly before 6 p.m. Feb. 18 in a residential neighborhood along Goldfinch...
Jack in the Box marks 75 years with 75-cent Jumbo Jack deal
Jack in the Box is marking its 75th anniversary with a deal honoring one of its original menu items. The chain, which opened on Feb. 21, 1951, is offering customers a Jumbo Jack for $0.75 with any purchase on Feb. 21. The offer is available only through the Jack app and can be redeemed once. […]
Overnight wind, rain cause some havoc; more rain on tap Thursday
LOS ANGELES — An overnight round of high wind and sporadic downpours contributed to numerous traffic crashes, downed trees and flooding early Wednesday, but while blue skies greeted many residents by daybreak, forecasters warned that another round of precipitation is on tap for Thursday. What You Need To Know.
Driver swept away by floodwaters in Inland Empire
A body was discovered hours after a driver was swept away crossing a flooded road in the Cajon Pass, authorities said.
Tree falls on Disneyland guests during windy night
A Nevada couple visiting Disneyland was treated for minor injuries after a tree fell in the park Tuesday night.
Flood warnings climb as snowmelt and rain combine in vulnerable regions
Rising temperatures and a new round of storms are turning deep mountain snow into runoff just as fresh rain soaks already saturated ground. Together, those forces are pushing rivers, creeks, and storm drains toward capacity in several vulnerable regions, from Southern California canyons to low-lying communities along...
Small earthquake rattles Riverside County
A 3.6-magnitude earthquake rattled Riverside County on Tuesday morning.
Snow chains on the 101? Erroneous travel alert baffles Thousand Oaks
There's no snow on the 101 Freeway near Thousand Oaks — which might come as a surprise to those who received an errant travel alert from the California Department of Transportation.

















