One year ago, on Jan. 22, a historic rainstorm hit the San Diego region, bringing 2.73 inches of rain in a 24-hour period, making it the highest level of precipitation since 1850.

Some have fled the threat of future floods. Some have returned to rebuilt homes. And others are still waiting.

Ahead of storm season, city employees were busy maintaining key stormwater infrastructure, such as storm channels, pump ...

The City of San Diego is taking proactive measures as the first rain storm of the year approaches, likely bringing drizzle to ...

Re “A year after flood disaster, is San Diego’s stormwater system better equipped?” (Jan. 26): Thank you for sharing flood ...

“How do I explain the current housing market to an 8-year-old?” Calix and Chago are among approximately 5,000 San Diego-area ...

The storm caused significant flooding in several neighborhoods ... Gloria declared a State of Emergency in the city of San Diego and worked with federal officials, including then-Vice President ...

NBC 7 spoke with residents about recovery efforts and city leaders about the progress the city has made over the past year. NBC Universal, Inc. Next week will mark one year since San Diego’s ...

SAN DIEGO — One year after flood waters tore through homes in Southeast San Diego, neighbors are still rebuilding their homes and lives. CBS 8 walked through Mary Angie Landavazo's home with her.

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — People in San Diego’s Southcrest neighborhood are still reeling from the devastation caused by flooding last January. Wednesday marks one year since the region was hit ...

(AP Photo/Denis Poroy) According to the city, there are over 14,000 acres of land in San Diego that are at a high risk of flooding during a rain event. Last month, the city’s stormwater ...

Two more Leucadia households have sued the city over alleged mismanagement of the city’s drainage infrastructure, leading to ...