Laguna Beach sustained some of the most profound damage from the massive rainstorm that has just cleared the region, in the form of mud flows in the hillsides and in their popular Downtown area. This morning the cleanup resumes, but thankfully without the threat of rain, and some residents have been able to return to their homes, according to LA Now. more ›

First there was the rain (and all that came with it), and then there were rainbows, and after a calm night, today there is sunshine in Los Angeles. The sunny weather is expected to last through Saturday afternoon, with clear or mostly clear skies in the forecast, calm winds, and highs in the mid-60s for the Los Angeles area. more ›

Everyone copes with the rain, and the world's largest noise receptacle these days is Twitter, where people inside and out of Los Angeles are chiming in with their witticisms and observations about our apocalyptic rain, hail, and thunder. Some are inspired to eat burgers or drink lattes, others think of Hollywoodites who are bumped out of the headlines, some have smug Seattle-ite superiority, while some just want to get busy. It's your city, Los Angeles, here's how you're Tweeting it: more ›

The rains continue to fall, with great intensity in some areas, and the risk of flash floods, debris flow, mudslides, and other dangerous situations remains a serious threat in the Los Angeles area. Here are some current conditions as well as details about evacuations, venue closures, and businesses affected by the wet and wild weather. more ›

Mudslides, flooded roads, washed out beachfronts, evacuations, water-logged hills, and swift waters in flood channels has Los Angeles and Orange County, as well as surrounding counties, on alert. more ›