Malibu Residents Keeping An Eye On Rain-Soaked Hillsides
Residents were on edge Thursday night as the scorched hillsides now soaked from the storm could cause even more mudslides and debris flow.
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New Rule For Holiday Light VisitorsA popular spot to see homes decked out in lights in the Inland Empire is going to be off limits to pedestrians and bicyclists during certain times. Nicole Comstock reports.
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