California Gets Fourth Day Of Rain, Snow
A storm brought strong winds, periods of heavy rain, snow and high surf to California on Sunday, the fourth day of wet weather that has prompted road and school closures and left an officer injured.
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A storm brought strong winds, periods of heavy rain, snow and high surf to California on Sunday, the fourth day of wet weather that has prompted road and school closures and left an officer injured.
San Diego County authorities say a jogger is expected to survive after he was struck by an Amtrak train and thrown 40 feet off a bluff into rocks and brush below.
Water from the rain-swollen Sacramento River is spilling over a 33.5-foot-high concrete wall and into a bypass built to divert flood water.
Los Angeles County sheriff's officials say a resident fatally shot a man allegedly trying to break into his apartment near Santa Clarita.
Riverside County authorities say two tree trimmers were killed when the crane they were using to cut palm fronds touched active power lines, sparking a fire.
Police say the driver of a tractor trailer and a person in car were seriously injured in a crash that sent the 18-wheeler slamming into a restaurant in South Los Angeles.
Los Angeles County's coroner is resigning, saying he wasn't given the resources to do the job in one of the nation's busiest coroner's offices.
CalFire rushed to transport the officer to a hospital, but the weather made it impossible to fly. Instead, it would be a harrowing journey by ambulance to Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno.
The festival to honor the water god brought out plenty of people for the oldest continuously held parade in the state.
Police say the driver of the vehicle that struck the motorcyclist was taken into custody after failing a breathalyzer test.
Two men in their early 20s were struck. One man was shot in the face, while another was shot in the lower body.
