Page 27 - Mudslide News Today

Governor Jim Justice handed a $2 million check to the Wheeling Mt. Zion Cemetery Association Thursday afternoon.

A Wheeling family is in the process of a massive cleanup following a mudslide caused by the severe weather in the Ohio Valley.

The small number of casualties and rapid response has been attributed to tightened construction safety standards and the replacement of older buildings with modern structures built to resist earthquakes.

Caltrans provided updates for three major slides on Highway 1 along the Big Sur Coast on Thursday.

Debris scattered from a mudslide kept state Highway 9 in Santa Clara closed Tuesday morning, according to the Caltrans.

A giant mudslide completely blocked the road into a Saratoga winery, leaving the owner stranded for weeks.

A mudslide closed a third portion of Pacific Coast Highway in the Malibu area Friday morning. The highway was initially shut down in both directions at the 20200 block, a little west of Big Rock, due to the slide, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department posted at 8:50 a.m. on X, formerly Twitter. Video shared […]

Two minors were found dead near the Shasta dam at 9 a.m. this morning, the Shasta County Sheriffs Office said in a Facebook post. Police responded to a campground area north of Shasta Dam and found the two minors, who had somehow fallen from the camping area to the river.

With this week's storm shaking debris and mud loose from Southern California hillsides, Caltrans crews have been busy keeping canyon routes clear.

The slope of a hillside in San Clemente located near an elementary school collapsed during the recent storm.