Use the map below to take an aerial tour of Paradise approximately one year after the fire tore through the town on Nov. 8, 2018. Read more Camp Fire anniversary stories: ...

The Camp Fire burned Paradise, CA on the first day it started. But it took almost two weeks and rain for firefighters to get full containment. This 3D map based on data from NASA shows how it ...

McDonald's in Paradise, Calif., as the Camp Fire devours the town, 15 miles east of Chico. The top photo shows the fast-food restaurant before it was engulfed in flames. Oakland Fire Department ...

PARADISE, CA - NOVEMBER 11: A fountain is seen amid fire rubble along Elliott Road in Paradise, Calif., on Sunday, Nov. 11, 2018. Twenty-three people have died so far in the destructive Camp Fire ...

The Camp Fire is burning in northern California where its destroyed thousands of structures and killed 42 people. Cal Fire. The Camp Fire was burning in Butte County in Paradise, California, and ...

An aerial view of a neighborhood destroyed by the Camp Fire on November 15, 2018 in Paradise, California. Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Kylie Wrobel said, "You just heal every single day.

The Camp Fire nearly destroyed the entire town of Paradise, California – burning 95% of the area. Since then, most of the town has been rebuilt, and thousands have returned to the city.

A fast-growing wildfire forced tens of thousands of residents from their homes near Paradise in northern California on Thursday. The Camp Fire had scorched more than 28 square miles in Butte ...

Before the Camp Fire, which was ignited by downed powerlines in the National Forest lands northeast of town, about 26,000 people lived in Paradise. Now, it's estimated that it's roughly a third of ...

California’s Park Fire, now the sixth largest in state history, is now close enough to trigger evacuation warnings in Paradise, an idyllic town in the Sierra Nevada foothills that was almost ...

The Camp Fire killed 85 people as it burned across 153,000 acres for more than two weeks last November. About 14,000 residences were destroyed, but some homeowners have started to rebuild.

Before the Camp Fire, which was ignited by downed powerlines in the National Forest lands northeast of town, about 26,000 people lived in Paradise. Now, it's estimated that it's roughly a third of ...