John Ramos reports on the Lexington Fire that burned in 1985 in the Santa Clara hills, which was the largest wildfire ever ...

It has been six months since the deadly Eaton and Palisades wildfires raged through Southern California, scorching thousands of acres and leveling entire neighborhoods. Dozens of people died. Becky ...

Monday marks six months since the Eaton and Palisades fires, some of the most devastating wildfires in California history, ...

A wildfire in Central California continued to burn Monday and expanded to about 80,000 acres over the holiday weekend, ...

California, while less prone to deluges like the one that struck Texas, has its own ingredients for a lethal flash flood.

Ventura County's fire outpaced the Cedar Fire in San Diego County, which stretched 273,246 acres in 2003, and Thomas isn't done yet. The blaze is at 65 percent containment as of Friday night ...

News Fire captain dies in the line of duty in Central California. ‘A dedicated firefighter’ By Anthony Galaviz Updated February 2, 2025 4:27 PM ...

Local Fire captain dies in the line of duty in Central California. ‘A dedicated firefighter’ By Anthony Galaviz Updated February 2, 2025 4:27 PM ...

In this photo, President George W. Bush views fire damage with San Diego County supervisor Dianne Jacob during a tour of Harbison Canyon, outside of San Diego, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2003.

The most destructive California wildfire, when ranked by structure damage, is the Camp fire, which hit 18,804 structures in November 2018 with 85 deaths across 153,336 acres in Butte County.

The two largest firestorms devastating Los Angeles County this week already rank among California’s 20 most damaging wildfires. Before the Palisades and Eaton fires, CalFire stats showed only 18 ...