A total of four people remain missing, according to the CNN broadcaster. Earlier reports suggested that at least 18 people were killed as a result of the mudslides, as County Sheriff Bill Brown told reporters that the 87-year-old man was located by a search and rescue team at his residence, Sputnik reported.
The victims of Tuesday’s storm range in ages from three years to late eighties, according to the list that was published on Thursday.
Mudflows and flooding swept away a hundred homes in Santa Barbara County’s wealthy area of Montecito. The disaster prompted evacuation of 21,000 people across Southern California.