Firefighters advance on destructive blaze in California, aided by slower winds
The region northwest of Los Angeles has seen some of California’s most destructive fires over the years. The Mountain Fire swiftly grew from less than half a square mile (about 1.2 square kilometers) to more than 16 square miles (41 square kilometers) in little more than five hours on Wednesday, with gusts topping 61 mph (98 kph).
Strong wind gusts ripped through Northern California overnight and into Wednesday, causing some damage and keeping fire crews ...
More than 25 million of the state’s 39 million people will be under red flag warnings or fire weather watches this week because of warm temperatures, low humidity and powerful winds, as high as 80 mph ...
A “particularly dangerous situation” fire weather event is underway in California as dry air and strong winds combine to ramp ...
A brush fire that burned 50 acres in Malibu was 60% contained as of Wednesday afternoon as Somis, Moorpark areas face an ...
Southern California Edison has temporarily shut-off power in high-risk service areas across Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, ...
A fast-burning fire in the mountains has been pushed by exceptionally strong and dry Santa Ana winds, burning thousands of ...
Dangerous wildfires are burning on the East and West coasts Monday, with firefighters in New York and New Jersey working to ...
Fire crews were making progress, but flames continued to "creep and smolder" in Ventura, California. And winds could kick up ...
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