Where do Southern California’s 3 major wildfires stand now?
While most Southern California residents are almost a couple of weeks removed from being draped by massive clouds of smoke, ...
Updated: Maps show where large wildfires are burning in California right now
Destructive wildfires have torn through dry, flammable vegetation and threatened communities across California in recent days ...
Southern California’s Bridge Fire now the largest active fire in the state
The blaze in Angeles National Forest grew rapidly from just a few thousand acres early Tuesday, spurring mandatory evacuation ...
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A key ingredient has been missing from California’s wildfires this year. Experts worry things will get worse if it arrives
More than 6,000 wildfires have scorched nearly 1 million acres – very close to the average of about 950,000 acres, according to data from CAL FIRE. Only, some of the fires have been anything but ...
Southern California's Line wildfire surpasses 21,000 acres amid evacuation orders
The wildfire tearing through Southern California’s San Bernardino County is now endangering more than 36,000 structures, ...
Wildfires rage out of control across Southern California
The Bridge fire burning in the Angeles National Forest since the weekend jumped to 46,727 acres on Tuesday and was still zero ...
Southern California wildfires affect tens of millions from miles away with toxic air
Even though fire lines are miles away, smoke billows down the mountains into the hills and valleys of Southern California.
Why are there so many fires in California? See the wildfire predictions through the end of 2024
The Airport Fire, Line Fire and Bridge Fire continue to burn thousands of acres in Southern California. Is 2024 an abnormal ...
Thousands flee Line Fire in Southern California
Thousands have been told to leave their homes as the Line Fire threatens over 35,000 buildings in San Bernadino County.
Opinion
Commentary: Southern California forests are burning. Protect them from their biggest threat — people
The fires burning around L.A. were sadly predictable. As the next mega heat wave arrives, close government-managed forests.