Wildfires

The Palisades Fire continues to destroy homes along Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles. Aerial footage shows the devastation.

Images from above the Eaton Fire in Altadena show what burn zones looked like before flames tore through the area northeast of Los Angeles.

John Cádiz Kelmack walks through a Pacific Palisades neighborhood that was decimated by the Palisades Fire.

Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman sent a stern warning to anyone trying to take advantage of fire victims.

Los Angeles County Fire Chief Anthony Marrone and Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley provide updates on the fires across the city.

LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger blasted people taking advantage of the fire-caused destruction in LA to loot homes and businesses.

This timelapse was captured by ALERTCalifornia’s camera in the Pacific Palisades and shows the Palisades Fire exploding.

Ruth Haro was told she lost her Altadena home in the Eaton Fire. When she showed up to check, she was relieved to find out her home was still there.

Thousands of people remain displaced and tens of thousands are without power and the destructive fires continue to burn.

Firefighters are making progress slowing the major fires in the Los Angeles area that have killed five people, ravaged communities and sent thousands of people to flee their homes.

As wildfires continue to spread through Los Angeles County, some from Massachusetts now living in California are faced with the likelihood of evacuations. “Our bags are packed and we’re ready to go somewhere else if we have to,” said Justin Bitensky. The native of Hopkinton, Massachusetts, now lives in Calabasas, a city impacted by the wildfires. “As a dad and...

The Sunset Fire, which broke out in the Hollywood HIlls Wednesday evening, is seen behind the iconic Capitol Records building.

The Sunset Fire is burning in the Hollywood Hills, adding to an already disastrous day of fires across Los Angeles Wednesday.

Evacuations were lifted Thursday morning for a brush fire in the Hollywood Hills near Runyon Canyon.

The LA Fire Chief warned in the weeks before the devastating Palisades fire that the decision to cut the department’s budget by nearly $18 million would diminish its ability to prepare for and respond to large scale emergencies.

The LA Fire Chief warned in the weeks before the devastating Palisades fire that the decision to cut the department’s budget by nearly $18 million would diminish its ability to prepare for and respond to large scale emergencies.

A Malibu resident was brought to tears while standing beside his burned home, saying “We lost everything we owned.”

A retired Cape Cod firefighter is headed to Southern California, where he’ll staff temporary shelters to “help the people who are probably having the worst day of their life” after evacuating from the wildfires that have killed at least five people in the Los Angeles area. ...

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A visiting fire chief battling the Southern California fires discussed the frustration of being unable to stop the spread.