Rain may help New Jersey wildfire battle, gusts threaten to fan California fire
The first measurable rainfall over New Jersey in weeks raised hopes on Monday of snuffing out a rash of wildfires that has plagued the state, while stronger winds brought concern that a California blaze that had already destroyed dozens of structures could start expanding again.
Strong winds are expected to return to Southern California Monday, raising fears the Mountain Fire, which has already damaged ...
Fire crews were making progress, but flames continued to "creep and smolder" in Ventura, California. And winds could kick up ...
Six years ago this week, one of the most destructive fires in Southern California history exploded near the Santa Susana ...
Authorities said firefighters battled fierce, howling winds and rescued people as a fast-moving Southern California wildfire ...
Calmer winds helped California firefighters battle the once out-of-control Mountain Fire on Friday as they continued to ...
Now covering over 20,000 acres the blaze has grown significantly over the past day. It is so far only five percent contained ...
Firefighters are rescuing people from homes engulfed in flames as they battle a wildfire moving at a dangerously fast speed ...
FEMA authorized the use of federal funds to help the state battle the Mountain Fire, which has burned about 10,500 acres on ...
At least 10 people have been injured, mainly through smoke inhalation, and just seven per cent of the fire is thought to ...
The Mountain fire has torn through more than 20,000 acres and destroyed more than 130 structures in Ventura County. “It’s ...
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