The winter storm brought heavy rain, flooding, and road closures across California. Officials evacuated people, closed major roads, and declared a state of emergency.

There were no immediate reports of injuries requiring hospitalization, said Chris Prater, a Fire Department spokesman.

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Residents in Cedar Rapids now have a new way to track winter road conditions as snow and ice move through the area.The City ...

The heaviest rainfall is likely to hit the region from Tuesday night into Wednesday, bringing the possibility of mudslides, debris flows and urban flooding.

KQED photographers spent the year capturing the biggest stories affecting the Bay Area and California. Here’s a collection of some of the highlights.

Significant rainfall over Christmas has not happened in the region since 2019, when 1.07 inches of rain were recorded in ...

For waterfront dining where the views compete with the cuisine, Paradise Beach Grille offers a front-row seat to Capitola’s beach scene. Their seafood cioppino delivers the Pacific Ocean in a bowl—a ...

Posts on social media show the city at a standstill, citing streets lined with darkened businesses and inoperative traffic ...