Wildfire and Wildland-Urban Interface
Some 270,000 eggs will go to residents who lost homes in the Eaton and Palisades fires
Detailing how the Yarnell Hill Fire tragedy unfolded and the community’s determination to honor the 19 fallen firefighters
The former Greenfield Township Volunteer Fire Department official faces 18 months in prison
The cameras are linked to a growing network that spans five western states and a supercomputer in San Diego that may someday use AI to spot fires
Wildfires, acts of violence and declining numbers in the fire service will require training, data-driven approaches to emergency response
Anastasia and Daniel Skinner named their baby after Mickey Huber, who responded to Anastasia’s call when she went into labor while trying to rescue her mom’s pets
The images, which were posted on Facebook by an employee of a crane company have sparked a police investigation into whether any laws were broken
The lieutenant was flown by helicopter to a nearby trauma center only to be released a day and a half later
The calls offer a chilling glimpse into the moments when the Camp fire arrived at the Butte County’s doorstep
Numbers are no substitute for technical skills and firefighter training
A veteran and his wife, who are moving to North Carolina, packed up a large storage truck filled with most of their belongings to help dozens of families
Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Director Ken Pimlott said officials should consider banning home construction in vulnerable areas
Firefighter Lete Sanchez now has a place to sleep after Woody Faircloth delivered the converted bus from Colorado
Four Kern County firefighters bought more than 200 Target gift cards and gave them away to Butte County residents on their days off
Judge Cara Beatty denied giving Brian Martinson a split sentence of one year and jail and four years of probation and instead gave him a full five years in jail
Cal Fire spokesman Rick Carhart said his agency’s Swiftwater Rescue team had to ferry residents of three homes
Situational awareness data is key to fighting wildfires like the Camp and Woolsey fires
Courtney McClain watched Capt. Jason May on a surveillance app as he fought to keep the flames from destroying her Oak Park, Calif. home
The state needs to do a better job of getting warnings to residents through cellphones, broadcast outlets and the internet, experts and legislators said
The video shows the Sawmill Fire breaking out in yellow grassland after Dennis Dickey’s exploding target ignited the blaze
A GoFundMe page launched by the colleagues of Steve Morris, who lost everything in the Camp Fire, has raised more than $13,000
More than two weeks after the deadliest fire on record in California killed at least 85 people, officials said the massive Camp fire was finally 100 percent contained
The Camp Fire death toll climbed to 81 after the remains of two more people were found, authorities said
Firefighter Ryan Coleman came across a cat while surveying debris from the Camp fire, and the cat rode around on his shoulders as he continued to work
Los Angeles fire officials paused their work dropping water on the Woolsey Fire to rescue three people and two dogs who were stuck in a remote area
The HFPA, which hosts the annual Golden Globe Awards, will donate $300,000 to organizations helping those affected by the wildfires and Thousand Oaks shooting
Robert DePalma and William Erlbacher allegedly burglarized a Cal Fire station during the Camp fire, according to officials
Paramedics, nurses and others broke into the garage of a home that was unaffected by the fire to keep patients safe after an ambulance caught fire
A somber President Trump toured the devastation of California’s deadly wildfires and vowed to marshal the power of the federal government to help
Heather Roebuck said goodbye to her newborn daughter as she was evacuated by ambulance after a C-section, only to have the ambulance catch fire
A cash contribution of $850,000 will go to the CDF Firefighters Benevolent Foundation and several other organizations
The high number of missing people probably includes some who fled the blaze and don’t realize they’ve been reported missing
At least 53 firefighters in Butte County have lost their homes as a result of the wildfire, but are still on the front lines to protect others