Several storms are expected to bring two inches of rain Santa Clarita Valley this coming week. A series of storm systems are lining up across the Pacific Ocean and will affect much of the forecast area through next week. Southwestern California can expect between two to three-and-a-half inches of rain...

California Highway Patrol-Newhall officers are sharing safety tips for motorists with temperatures expected to drop below freezing Tuesday night over the Grapevine. The temperature and 40 percent chance of precipitation brings the strong possibility of slick roads. Slow down, black ice is very difficult...

[KHTS] – A storm system is expected to bring a significant amount of rain the Santa Clarita Valley, as well as the rest of the Los Angeles area, on Thursday and Friday of next week, according to the National Weather Service. There is a potential for isolated thunderstorms. In Santa Clarita, Thursday...

Saw something yesterday that we’ve not seen in a long time. Yes, there is water in our creeks and river. The Santa Clara is flowing. For those of you who haven’t seen our river with surface water, now is the time to look. The Santa Clara River has water in it all the time, but it is usually under...

Rain. You know. That is when there are drops of water falling from the clouds. Now we can get excited. We are getting measurable amounts of rain. We don’t need our “normal” amount of yearly rainfall within the next three days, either, thank you very much. I’m concerned that many of us have forgotten...

On Wednesday, February 26 through Saturday, March 1, two winter storms are predicted to bring one to two inches of rain to the Santa Clarita Valley. Officials are encouraging residents who may need them to stock up on sandbags. All Los Angeles County Fire stations in the Santa Clarita Valley have unfilled...

With heavy rain in the forecast, Los Angeles County leaders are asking residents and businesses to shut all irrigation systems off. Two storms expected later this week are anticipated to dump up to several inches of rain, more than enough water for lawns and gardens until at least the middle of next...

Don’t get caught in a mud and debris flow.  Los Angeles County firefighters remind their local residents to be aware of the potential mud and debris flow dangers associated with rainy days.  This is especially true for residents living in post-burn areas of any recent wildfires.   Checklist...