Powerful storm moves into Southern California

Scott Free walks alongside a rising Trancas Creek in Malibu.

A rainbow shines above the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley.

The flag-draped body of a Ventura County sheriff’s search and rescue team member is removed from the scene of a multicar crash on Interstate 5 near Gorman

Workers shovel mud from a recreational vehicle parked on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu.

Trancas Canyon Creek flows under Pacific Coast Highway.

A Caltrans crew clears mud and boulders blocking Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu.

Cary ONeal watches as Trancas Canyon Creek flows into the ocean.

Burbank Police Sgt. Marsha Laufer and Officer Joseph Moreno carry Ginny McKinney from her car, which got stuck in mud during Saturday’s storm.

Resident Teddy Valente and Officer Joseph Moreno shovel the mud around Ginny McKinney’s car after it got stuck near Country Club Drive in Burbank on Saturday.

Cars and debris are scattered alongside Interstate 5 near Gorman where a Ventura County sheriff’s search-and-rescue team member was killed and at least nine other people were injured in a multicar crash Saturday morning.

Crews clear mud from Tongareva street in unincorporated Ventura County.  (Ben Poston / Los Angeles Times)

Crews clear mud near Ventura County fire station 56.  (Ben Poston / Los Angeles Times)

Mario Melendez steadies pumping equipment as mud is removed from a drain on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu.

A runner braves the rain Saturday morning on the path alongside the Los Angeles River in Elysian Park.

Passersby check to see if there was anyone y in an overturned car on Kanan Road in Malibu, but it was empty.

A swift current moves through the Los Angeles River channel near the 2 Freeway in Elysian Valley.

A runner braves the rain Saturday morning in Rio De Los Angeles State Park in Glassell Park.