Winter Storm

At Least 10 Dead After Huge Storm System Sweeps South, Midwest

The storm system is taking aim at the Northeast after causing widespread damage leaving thousands without power.
By Ken Miller and Stefanie Dazio, AP

Southern Californians Stranded By Snow Could Be Stuck For A Week

Huge snowfall left some residents homebound in Southern California mountain communities, and they could be snowed in for another week.
By John Antczak, AP

Half Of California Freed From Drought Thanks To Rain, Snow

Three months ago virtually all of California was in drought, including at extreme and exceptional levels.
By John Antczak, AP

Dave Grohl Spent Over 24 Hours Barbecuing For The Homeless During Winter Storm

“He wanted no glory for it,” California’s Hope the Mission said of the Foo Fighters frontman’s kind act.
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Los Angeles Area Still Blanketed By Snow In Rare Heavy Storm

A powerful winter storm lashing the West Coast state is still threatening floods, blizzards and avalanches Saturday.
By John Antczak, Amy Taxin and Ed White, AP

Winter Weather Cancels Flights, Leads To Death In Texas

The storm began Monday as part of an expected “several rounds” of wintry precipitation across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Tennessee.
By AP

Storm-Battered California Gets More Wind, Rain And Snow

Storm-battered California is getting more wind, rain and snow, raising flooding concerns, causing power outages and making travel dangerous.
By John Antczak, AP

California Hit By More Storms, Braces For Potential Floods

In the state capital, more than 60,000 customers were still without electricity Sunday evening.
By AP

Huge Storm Hits California With Damaging Winds, Heavy Rains

San Francisco Mayor London Breed said at a news conference that the city was “preparing for a war.”
By Olga R. Rodriguez, AP

California Braces For Massive Storm

California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency to allow for a quick response.
By Olga R. Rodriguez, AP