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A storm system is bringing cool and blustery weather to the San Diego area Tuesday. -
Damaging wind gusts were possible over the mountains on Monday, with gale force winds and rough seas into the coastal waters. -
But a La Nina forming in the equatorial Pacific could mean a dry winter. -
Thousands of San Diego Gas and Electric customers experienced a power outage Tuesday morning following a Monday night thunderstorm that affected three counties. -
Mother Nature gave Southern California a farewell blast of summer heat this week, but forecasters said it'll start feeling more like fall Thursday as temperatures slip back to normal. -
The ancient massive trees of Sequoia National Park’s famed Giant Forest are unscathed even though a wildfire has been burning near them in California’s Sierra Nevada for nearly two weeks. -
Two major California water agencies have settled a dispute that once threatened to derail a multi-state agreement to protect the Colorado River. -
California experiences its hottest summer on record as supersized wildfires burn millions of acres, and local Hispanic journalists mentor the next generation of reporters. -
The warming climate will soon begin squeezing worker's pocketbooks as intense heat begins limiting when and how long they can work outside. -
Higher temperatures and too little rain have San Diego agencies preparing for potentially powerful fires.
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