Heavy winds in Southern California helped a series of fires ... Altadena and the Hurst Fire in Sylmar later on Tuesday. The Woodley Fire joined the trio on Wednesday morning when it ignited ...

A preliminary estimate of the total damage and economic loss from the cluster of wildfires ravaging Southern California ... as the Eaton Fire, Palisades Fire and Woodley Fire continued to burn ...

Full stop. Southern California Edison burned your town down.” SCE spokesman David Eisenhauer responded Friday that any video or information related to the cause of the Eaton fire must be ...

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A new video analysis by a coalition of attorneys investigating the Eaton fire appears to show molten material falling from an idle tower conductor into dry brush below — more evidence that Southern ...

Worshippers are giving thanks across Southern California this Easter Sunday ... the Pacific Palisades community after the Palisades Fire ravaged homes and led to a dozen deaths.

Southern California Edison crews are working with the L.A. County Fire Department to inspect the towers and other electrical equipment. “This is part of our commitment to a thorough and ...

A suspect wanted in connection with a shooting in Nevada was arrested after he fled the state and shot at victims along the 15 Freeway in Southern California. San Bernardino County Sheriff’s ...

So to Atul Rai, president of the Southern California Cricket Association ... Then, Rai said, players shifted to the fields at Woodley Park in Van Nuys — which has remained a local cricket ...

they must include provisions to ensure Northern California fire victims can fully recover alongside their Southern California neighbors. California is stronger when we act as one. Together ...

with Monday's maps for Southern California marking the long-awaited completion of the project. The end-result is stark: 6.8 million acres of fire hazard zones running up and down California.