If you were hoping for a reprieve from all this rain...well, we've got some bad news. More storms are in the forecast for this weekend into next week. LAist's Jill Replogle has the latest from the National Weather Service.

If you were hoping for a reprieve from all this rain...well, we've got some bad news. More storms are in the forecast for this weekend into next week. LAist's Jill Replogle has the latest from the National Weather Service.

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Weekend storm expected to bring more (yes, more) rain to SoCal

Her family used all their insurance money, zeroed out their savings and maxed out their credit cards to get back to normal. "But at least we have a home," the Altadenan says.

Her family used all their insurance money, zeroed out their savings and maxed out their credit cards to get back to normal. "But at least we have a home," the Altadenan says.

Ana Martinez, who never left her home, reflects on the Eaton Fire anniversary

Christine Moore, founder and owner of Little Flower Candy Company in Pasadena, has died. Her children announced her death on Monday in a post on the cafe’s Instagram describing her as "the heart and guiding force of Little Flower and our community." LAist's Gab Chabran explains how she went from making candies in her home kitchen to building a neighborhood institution.

Christine Moore, founder and owner of&nbsp;<a href="https://littleflowercandyco.com/" data-cms-ai="0">Little Flower Candy Company</a>&nbsp;in Pasadena, has died. Her children announced her death on Monday in a post on the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/DTIzYRjj37g/" data-cms-ai="0">cafe&rsquo;s Instagram</a> describing her as "the heart and guiding force of Little Flower and our community." LAist's Gab Chabran explains how she went from making candies in her home kitchen to building a neighborhood institution.

Pasadena's Little Flower Candy Company mourns founder Christine Moore

Uneasy decisions characterize the year after the January fires. Host Josie Huang talks to some people who made the hard choice to leave Los Angeles for good. 

Uneasy decisions characterize the year after the January fires. Host Josie Huang talks to some people who made the hard choice to leave Los Angeles for good.&nbsp;

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