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Major Storm Moves South, Causes Evacuations

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The state's biggest storm in five years is now marching south. In Glendora, east of Los Angeles, residents near hillsides bare from a recent wildfire are bracing for mudslides. In Northern California, the much-needed rain brought flooding and power outages.

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