Inland Empire

The third and final round of a holiday storm will bear down on Southern California during one of the busiest travel days of the year.

Rainfall totals set daily records in several areas including LAX, Hollywood-Burbank Airport, Woodland Hills, Lancaster, and Palmdale.

Christmas Day will bring cold and soggy conditions across Southern California as the second wave of a winter storm rolls through the region.

The storm continues to move west to east, with another round of heavy rain expected on Christmas Day.

A powerful atmospheric river storm will bring life-threatening flooding, 80 mph winds, and up to 12 inches of rain to Southern California through Christmas week, according to the National Weather Service.

The peak of the winter storm is expected to slam Southern California on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

The Pineapple Express storm heading towards Southern California just in time for Christmas is only getting worse.

A moderate-to-strong atmospheric river is forecast to hit Southern California between Dec. 23 and Dec. 26.

A series of powerful storms will hit Southern California next week, bringing heavy snow, flood risks, and gusty winds that could disrupt Christmas travel in major corridors like the Grapevine.

A 54-year-old man died saving his old son after their kayak capsized at Lake Perris.The tragedy unfolded near Moreno Beach, officials said.

Some areas in Southern California are forecast to hit the 80s this week.

Officers found several items in the suspects’ SUV, including burglary tools, meth pips, and the Mickey Mouse stuffed animal that was taken from the dental office.

Snow lovers, get your gear ready! Big Bear Mountain Resort has announced its long-awaited opening dates.

A Riverside holiday tradition has returned for the holidays.

Another storm rolled through Southern California, making for a wet morning commute.

A third storm arrived in Southern California, bringing another round of rain and mountain snow.

A third storm system is on the way the Southern California.

Southern California is expecting two more storm systems this week—one tonight and a larger one Thursday-Friday—following a weekend that dropped over seven inches of rain in areas like Ventura County.