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Noah Berger/APCalifornia has seen hundreds of landslides this month. But the factors that make the state so vulnerable to landslides go well beyond the atmospheric rivers that have inundated the state. -
Oregon Department of TransportationThe landslide underneath U.S. Highway 101 caused the roadway to drop as much as 12 feet in some areas.
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Our entire region is prone to landslides, and the chances are higher in the rainy coastal areas. Case in point: Last Chance Grade, on US 101 in Del Norte鈥� -
The wet winter reminded many people--some of us the hard way--that the land around us is not necessarily stable. Heavy rain and snow caused landslides in鈥� -
It was just another rainy spring day in 2014 when a landslide killed 43 people and destroyed dozens of homes near Oso, Washington. The event unleashed鈥�
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The recent landslide in Washington pointed up a basic fact about geology: land that has slid tends to slide again. The state of Oregon is taking notice,鈥�
