The LA wildfires burned from January 7 to January 31. There were 14 wildfires. Together, they consumed 57,000 acres and ...

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has directed staff to examine the legal feasibility of establishing a countywide ...

Changing climate patterns and below average rainfall, when combined with extended periods of high winds, increase the risk of ...

Firefighters in Turkey continue to battle wildfires in the Aegean coastal province of İzmir while authorities in neighboring ...

The Madre Fire has more than doubled the size of California’s second-largest wildfire this year, as it races through the Los ...

Federal contractors tasked with clearing ash and debris from the Eaton and Palisades wildfires improperly sent truckloads of asbestos-tainted waste to nonhazardous landfills, including one where worke ...

The public saw him at press conferences and town halls, confidently speaking about next steps behind podiums in his ...

By Sarah McGrew Click here for updates on this story ALTADENA, California (KCRA) -- On June 6, it had been almost exactly six ...

Heal the Bay and Surfrider LA studies highlight the need for new testing protocols to determine beach sand and sediment quality Six months after the Palisades Fire ravaged Malibu and nearby areas, ...

Learn how Los Angeles wildfire survivors can appeal FEMA denials, what documents you need, and where to get local support.

The Los Angeles County wildfires unleashed all kinds of contaminants once locked away in paints, plastics and elsewhere.

Councilwoman Traci Park introduced the motion last week, looking to put a stop to the so-called "disaster tours" which have been driving through burnt out neighborhoods in the Pacific Palisades.