Pacific Palisades

Parts of Malibu and the Pacific Palisades remain under evacuation orders and warnings as a storm drenched Southern California.

Thursday's severe storms forced about an 8-inch tall mudslide onto Mulholland Drive near Malibu.

The severe storms delivered flooding and mudslides in areas hit by the deadly Eaton and Palisades fires from Jan. 2025.

Residents in the Palisades and Franklin fire zones braced for heavy rain as an atmospheric river moved into the region.

Evacuation orders and warnings were issued in recent burn scar zones across Southern California as the region was drenched by an atmospheric river.

An evacuation warning goes into effect for the Palisades Fire Zone on Thursday morning.

The atmospheric river has made its way to Southern California, dumping rain across Los Angeles County. Thursday is expected to be the day that SoCal residents are expected to get hit the hardest by rain, drawing flooding and mudslide concerns – particularly for areas badly hit by the Eaton and Palisades fires from last month.

Residents and first responders were preparing for a severe storm expected to hit Southern California.

A heavy rainstorm is expected to hit Southern California.

Crews were working to shut off the water in a section of the Pacific Palisades after a sinkhole formed following a water main break.

Federal crews will remove hazardous debris from damaged properties.

A Pacific Palisades family shared a gut-wrenching moment when they saw the ruins of what was once their home for the first time.