Gerald Singleton, the managing partner of Singleton Schreiber, whose firm has handled wildfire litigation across the country, ...

Wednesday will be mild and dry once again across all of Colorado. Bone-dry air and above-average temperatures will heighten fire concerns, but wind gusts will stay well below the threshold for any ...

We had some rain showers that helped us along the way too. We’re glad that we are at where we’re at now instead of the other day.” The fire is currently 1,087-acres and again is 80% contained.

Topanga Canyon Boulevard will remain closed due to public safety concerns while crews work to repair damage from the Palisades fire and recent rain, the California Department of Transportation said.

THAT’S GOING TO BRING IN SOME RAIN, WHICH WE REALLY NEED AND MAY BRING ... WE WILL HAVE AN EXTREME FIRE WEATHER DANGER FORECAST HERE. SO THAT IS FOR MONDAY. AND THEN AGAIN FOR TUESDAY.

A flash flood warning was issued for the Palisades Fire burn area as heavy rain increases the risk for life-threatening debris flow, the NWS said. The warning is set to be in place until 8 p.m ...

WE DO HAVE A LOT OF SUNSHINE IN THE FORECAST TOMORROW, BUT BY WEDNESDAY WE’VE GOT A CHANCE FOR RAIN AND MAYBE SOME THUNDERSTORMS ... VERY CONCERNED ABOUT THE FIRE WEATHER DANGER ACROSS OUR ...

The Los Angeles Fire Department announced that evacuation ... His camera was rolling as he saw a Jacuzzi being carried away by rushing rain water. "There goes the Jacuzzi," he says in the recording.

As of March 10, the fire remains at 2,059 acres and 55 percent contained, according to estimates by the S.C. Forestry Commission. "Today, we’re grateful for the rain we are getting and hoping it ...

The National Weather Service warns of elevated fire danger risk due to low humidity and dry air. A burn ban is in effect for South Carolina, prohibiting all outdoor burning activities. Rain is ...

which can bring particularly heavy rain,” the Bureau stated. “The Australasian Fire and Emergency Services Authorities Council has identified areas with an increased risk of fire this season ...