Los Angeles faces a heat advisory with temperatures rising to the low 90s; residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.

Critical fire weather conditions in Southern California elevate wildfire risk with high winds and low humidity. Stay informed and prepared.

Sunny days ahead for Los Angeles after cloudy start to the week, with temperatures warming to highs near 90 degrees.

Los Angeles County is under an updated heat advisory which was released by the National Weather Service on Sunday at 12:48 ...

“Welcome to Florida,” the National Weather Service office in Los Angeles joked, warning Californians ahead of severe weather — probably one of the first times anyone has made a side-by-side comparison ...

View post: Powerball’s $2 Billion Winner Is Giving Back in a Big Way Los Angeles faces a rare storm bringing heavy rain, high winds, and tornado risk. Wildfire-affected and high-hazard areas have ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Unseasonably warm temperatures are sticking around in Southern California until a slight cooldown arrives for Halloween. The normal high for downtown Los Angeles this time of ...

Santa Ana winds combined with low humidity levels and unseasonably warm temperatures are bringing a heightened risk of ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Stray showers are possible in some areas. Forecasters have issued wind advisories for portions of Santa Barbara ...

Chelsea Hylton is a web producer for CBS Los Angeles. An Inglewood native, Hylton has her master's degree from USC. She covers local breaking news across the Southern California region. Before joining ...

Significant rainfall in Oak Glen Thursday triggered a mudslide that covered roads and trapped multiple people inside their vehicles, according to Cal Fire. Search and rescue teams were activated in ...

Moisture from Tropical Storm Mario is bringing Florida-like humidity and heavy rain to Southern California. The National Weather Service in Los Angeles noted that atmospheric moisture readings were ...