Firefighters Gaining Control Over Devastating Wildfire Near Los Angeles
Firefighters started gaining control on Friday over a stubborn wildfire near Los Angeles that destroyed at least 132 buildings and damaged 88 others, as many of the more than 10,000 people forced to evacuate were able to return home.
Frenchman Fire initially started 12:41 p.m. Nov. 7 in Los Angeles County. After being active for 43 hours, it has burned 94 ...
With the wind dying down and the humidity rising, some 3,000 fire personnel were making headway Saturday containing the ...
The Mountain Fire northwest of Los Angeles has destroyed or damaged more than 200 structures and prompted more than 400 ...
On Wednesday, the National Weather Service issued a rare red flag warning for Los Angeles and Ventura Counties alerting of "extreme fire risk." ...
A rapidly moving wildfire known as the Mountain Fire north of Los Angeles has destroyed homes, forced evacuations and ...
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Mountain Fire rages on uncontrolled as thousands urged to flee areas near LAThousands of people were urged to flee an out-of-control wildfire burning around communities near Los Angeles on Thursday, with scores of homes already lost to the fast-moving flames.
California wildfires have gotten much worse over the last two decades, researchers say. But an especially wet winter, combined with drier, warmer weather tied to climate change, came together to fuel ...
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50-acre brush fire spreads to at least one home on Malibu coastA brush fire on the Malibu coast spread to about 40 acres near seaside homes on a day of strong wind gusts in Los Angeles ...
A brush fire dubbed the Frenchman Fire broke out in the Angeles National Forest on Thursday, quickly burning 50 acres, ...
The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed 12 people were arrested for looting, vandalism, and a DUI crash during the ...
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