Full Story. Wildfires that began on Jan. 7 continued to burn in Southern California this week, propelled by strong winds and ...

As the massive Park Fire approached Forest Ranch in California's Butte County, homeowner Cindy Needham couldn't help but think of another devastating wildfire. "It's just like Paradise all over ...

Again and again the fire lunged across. Along Mill Flat Creek on the fourth day, the crews prepared a 20-ft. break and a final stand. All morning they stamped out blazes flaring up across the line.

According to Cal Fire, together, the fires: Destroyed 8,103 structures; Damaged 1,097 structures; As of Wednesday night, the fires also threaten a total of nearly 50,000 structures.

For two years, the fire gods cut California a break. The winter rains came down heavy and brought the state’s yearslong drought to an end. Plants started growing again. Grasses were green.

The largest wildfire in California grew to more than 368,000 acres over the weekend, covering an area greater than the city of Los Angeles. ... “I don't want to catch fire again.

Land managers in the state, including the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, and federal agencies have set a target of intentionally burning 400,000 acres annually by next year ...

California's Park Fire opens old wounds from devastating 2018 blaze: "It's just like Paradise all over again" By Kevin Ko Updated on: August 2, 2024 / 3:32 PM PDT / CBS San Francisco ...

Full Story. Wildfires that began on Jan. 7 continued to burn in Southern California this week, propelled by strong winds and drought-like conditions. As of Jan. 16, the fires have ravaged about ...