At least five dead, more than 80,000 without power amid latest California storms

At least five dead after severe storms in California

At least five people died in northern California following severe storms. Meanwhile, a tornado caused destruction in Los Angeles. Heavy rain is also playing an increasingly important role in the otherwise rather dry US state.

Tens of thousands without power in California as latest storm lashes state

Tens of thousands of storm-weary Californians were without power and under evacuation warnings on Wednesday as the latest storm packing wind-blown rain and snow threatened to bring more flooding to the rain-soaked state.

Several dead in severe storms in California

Squalls and heavy rain caused damage to large parts of northern California. Thousands of people had no electricity for a time

At least five dead in severe California winter storms

Severe winter storms in northern California have claimed at least five lives. The city of San Francisco reported on Wednesday that two people succumbed to injuries sustained by the extreme weather. In Oakland, a homeless man was found in his tent hit by a fallen tree, wrote the San Francisco Chronicle. The other two deaths occurred in Contra Costa and Portola Valley counties.

Storm leaves five dead from fallen trees in US

California BOMB CYCLONE kills 5 in Bay Area as trees topple, Montebello tornado injures 1

California BOMB CYCLONE kills 5 in Bay Area as trees topple, Montebello tornado injures 1 after buildings damaged CALIFORNIA: A terror "bomb cyclone" that hit California on Wednesday, March 22 claimed the lives of at least five people. The San Francisco Bay Area and the Los Angeles regions were devastated by the storm with violent winds and tornadoes on Tuesday and Wednesday. "Wow, even by the standards of what has turned out to be one of our …