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Nearly 5,000 Lightning Strikes Ignite New California Wildfires
In the wee hours of Tuesday morning, dry thunderstorms — storms with little to no rain — set off thousands of lightning strikes across California’s Central Valley and Bay Area. Those storms sparked wildfires that had hundreds of people waking up to evacuation orders.
The wildfire has spread quickly in central California and burned several houses in the rural "Gold Rush" town.
A new wildfire emerged in an area north of Los Angeles, California on Thursday, resulting in at least 4,000 homes being ordered to evacuate.
Rising temperatures on Wednesday posed new challenges for firefighters who have made incremental progress against a massive wildfire in central California.
Canyon Fire grows to nearly 5,000 acres in SoCal, forcing evacuations and emergency response amid extreme heat. This live ...
Evacuation orders have been issued as a fast-moving brush fire burns in Jurupa Valley Friday night. The Pyrite Fire ignited ...
A brush fire in Jurupa Valley, California, known as the Pyrite Fire, has burned 425 acres and prompted evacuations.
A cluster of lightning-sparked wildfires raged across portions of two Northern California counties on Wednesday, forcing ...
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