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Riverside County Wolf Fire evacuations still in place; Lake and Juniper fire orders lifted
As of Tuesday afternoon, just the Wolf Fire in Riverside County still had mandatory evacuations in place. Three of the seven were still at 50% or less containment and burned more than 20 acres as of Tuesday. Located near Banning, the Wolf Fire has burned about 2,414 acres since it started on Sunday afternoon. As of Tuesday, containment was at 30%.
A fire crew of 60 effectively contained 70% of the fire by Tuesday morning. The cause of it is still under investigation ...
Firefighters are tackling a blaze at a derelict building in Derbyshire. Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service said crews were ...
On Sunday, along with the Wolf Fire, the Mandalay Fire, which is 83 acres, broke out near homes in Riverside. Officials ...
Following a fire at The Cooper apartments in Fort Worth, tenants navigate unclear lease information, as they await refunds ...
Lake Fire initially started 3:58 p.m. June 28 in San Bernardino County, California. Since its discovery three days ago, it ...
Socialist Zohran Mamdani, the presumptive Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, is facing criticism over a campaign ...
Fire Marshal Debra Crafton says she was pushed out and discriminated against for being a woman. The city manager vehemently ...
A quickly growing brush fire in Southern California has spread at least 2,400 acres, prompting evacuations, according to fire ...
Even though weather conditions this weekend weren't ripe for wildfire, several blazes broke out across Riverside and San ...
Baltimore County firefighters worked to put out a two-alarm blaze at a Dundalk church Tuesday. About 75 firefighters ...
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