The wildfires that incinerated entire neighborhoods in the Los Angeles area in January were among the most destructive in ...

Editor in chief Nancy Shute discusses the challenges communities face after the January wildfires in Los Angeles.

According to city records and officials, the LAFD discovered the damage to the hydrants during inspections in the months ...

Survivors of the Los Angeles County wildfires have several deadlines for disaster aid applications coming up in March.

Tasked with safely completing an urgent process, EPA commander Tara Fitzgerald focused on one mission: “Do your part.” ...

Property damage from the January wildfires in Los Angeles County, including the Eaton and Palisades fires, is estimated at between $28 billion to $53.8 billion.

Zone 1 is the immediate area around your home, within a 5 feet distance. This distance applies to any structure on the ...

Money is flowing to those impacted by the wildfires, but many say it won’t be enough to cover the cost to rebuild.

In the aftermath of the January wildfires that ravaged Los Angeles, firefighting specialists in Contra Costa County have ...

Explore the role of the Ting sensor in wildfire detection systems and how it can provide advanced warnings for safety.

Los Angeles has committed to radically reducing its homeless population, while at the same time rebuilding and preparing to host the Olympics.

One-third of Americans live within two miles of the wildland-urban interface, or WUI, meaning roughly 100 million Americans are at risk of wildfires. That’s 45 million residences that could be ...