South Korean Wildfires

South Korean police plan to question a man suspected of starting wildfires that killed 30 people and burned over 119,000 acres of land. The fires were believed to be caused by human errors like burning trash and sparks from welding work. The wildfires were brought under control after raging for a week.

Slow Permitting Process for Rebuilding Homes After Los Angeles Wildfires

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass fired Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley amid slow permitting process for rebuilding homes after January wildfires in Pacific Palisades. Only four permits approved, sparking criticism from local leaders and residents. State Rep. Joe Patterson calls for receivership of LA planning and building departments due to inefficiency with taxpayer dollars.

Jake Steinfeld considers running for governor of California after wildfires

Fitness personality and entrepreneur Jake Steinfeld considers running for governor of California after witnessing the destruction caused by recent wildfires in his community. He criticizes California's permitting process and state leaders for their handling of the crisis.

South Korean Wildfires

South Korean fire crews are battling the country's worst-ever wildfires with rain and cooler temperatures helping containment efforts. The wildfires have killed 28 people, destroyed thousands of structures, and burned over 118,000 acres of land. Authorities are mobilizing resources to extinguish the remaining blazes and are calling for an overhaul of the wildfire response strategy to address the impact of climate change.

Wildfires in Southern Appalachia

The Deepwoods Fire near Columbus, N.C. is a high priority fire in the U.S. due to downed trees and vegetation from Hurricane Helene, exacerbated by climate change and population growth.

South Korea Wildfires

South Korea is facing its worst-ever wildfires, with 26 people dead, 37,000 displaced, and over 300 structures destroyed. The fires have burned 88,980 acres of land, with authorities struggling to contain them due to strong winds. Human error, including sparks from welding work and clearing overgrown grass, is suspected to have caused some blazes.

South Korea Wildfires

South Korea experienced major wildfires over the weekend that killed 24 people, forced 27,000 to evacuate, and burned more than 17,000 hectares of land. The fires were started by various simple mistakes and exacerbated by lack of humidity and high temperatures. The disaster is considered one of the worst in the country's history.

South Korea Wildfires

Wind-driven wildfires in South Korea have killed 18 people, destroyed over 200 structures, and forced 27,000 people to evacuate. Efforts to contain the wildfires have been challenging due to strong winds, with a helicopter crashing during rescue operations. The wildfires have burned 43,330 acres, injured 19 people, and are among the country's worst ever.

South Korea's Worst Wildfires

Wind-driven wildfires in South Korea's southern regions have killed 18 people, destroyed over 200 structures, and forced 27,000 people to evacuate. A 1,300-year-old Buddhist temple, houses, factories, and vehicles were among the structures destroyed. The fires have burned 43,330 acres and injured 19 people.

Critique of California's Current State by Frank Stallone

Actor-musician Frank Stallone criticizes the current state of California, citing rampant crime, filth, and homelessness. He blames poor leadership from figures like Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass. Stallone calls for better management of wildfires, cleaning up homeless encampments, and a return to a mindset of crime and punishment.

Suspension of Measure ULA Real Estate Transfer Tax in Los Angeles

L.A. Mayor Karen Bass is considering suspending Measure ULA, a real estate transfer tax, to help rebuild areas destroyed by wildfires. The tax has faced legal challenges and has not met revenue expectations, impacting the real estate market negatively.

Earthquakes in Malibu, California

Malibu, California has experienced a 4.1-magnitude earthquake following recent wildfires and is predicted to face more small earthquakes in the future, as part of a larger seismic pattern in Southern California.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and LAFD Chief Kristen Crowley

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faces criticism for deleting text messages during deadly wildfires and botched response while on a trip to Africa.

Brush Fires on Long Island

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency as crews battled growing brush fires on Long Island. The fires have led to damages and injuries, with resources being deployed to contain the situation.

Kimberly Guilfoyle's Role in Gavin Newsom's Interview with Charlie Kirk

Kimberly Guilfoyle helps California Governor Gavin Newsom secure an interview with right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk, potentially as part of Newsom's move towards the political center. This move has caused some controversy and criticism.

Extension of Foreclosure Moratorium in Los Angeles County due to Wildfires

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has extended the foreclosure moratorium on FHA single family homes in Los Angeles County due to wildfires. The extension is for 90 days, providing relief to over 100,000 FHA-insured mortgages.

Kimberly Guilfoyle helps Gavin Newsom secure interview with Charlie Kirk for podcast

Kimberly Guilfoyle helps California Governor Gavin Newsom secure an interview with right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk for his podcast as Newsom aims to move towards the political center. The interview sparked controversy and discussions about Newsom's political aspirations and handling of wildfires in Los Angeles.

Lawsuit Against Southern California Edison for Eaton Fire

Los Angeles County sued Southern California Edison for allegedly causing the Eaton Fire with its power lines, resulting in significant damage and loss of life. The lawsuit seeks accountability and infrastructure rebuilding.

Actor Steve Carell sends students affected by wildfires to prom for free

Actor Steve Carell is sending Southern California high school students affected by wildfires to prom for free. The initiative is in partnership with Alice's Kids charity to help seniors from six high schools in Pasadena enjoy the event after devastating fires in the region.

Hunter Biden's Lawsuit and Financial Issues

Hunter Biden's legal team filed a motion to drop his lawsuit against the ex-White House aide who published the contents of his infamous laptop due to financial issues caused by wildfires and decreased income from art and book sales.

State Farm Executive Blames Victims for Wildfires in Pacific Palisades

A State Farm executive blamed victims of Los Angeles wildfires for building homes in Pacific Palisades and faced criticism for dropping customers before the fire and handling insurance claims.

Recall Effort Against Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass

Billionaire Nicole Shanahan plans to pour millions of dollars into an effort to recall Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass over her mishandling of the wildfires. Shanahan is listed as a major funder and believes Angelenos have the right to hold Mayor Bass accountable for her failures.

Red Flag Warnings in Southern Texas

Red flag warnings were issued across southern Texas due to potentially historic fire weather conditions with intense wind gusts and low humidity levels. The National Weather Service warned of dangerous conditions and the risk of rapidly spreading wildfires.

Recall Effort Against Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faces backlash for traveling to Africa amid wildfire response, leading to a recall effort. The group aims to gather enough signatures for a special election.

California fire relief funding

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin discusses potential limitations on California fire relief funding and suggests that California must take action to prevent future wildfires.

Wildfires in North and South Carolina

Over 175 wildfires erupted in North and South Carolina over the weekend, forcing evacuations and leading to a state of emergency declaration by South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster. The largest fire scorched 1,600 acres in the Carolina Forest area. No structures were destroyed, and no injuries were reported.

Wildfires in South Carolina and Surrounding Areas

Wildfires in South Carolina and surrounding areas prompt Gov. Henry McMaster to declare state of emergency, forcing evacuations and burning thousands of acres. Firefighters and first responders are working tirelessly to contain the blazes.

Wildfires in North and South Carolina

Dozens of wildfires are raging across North and South Carolina, prompting evacuation orders, and opening emergency shelters due to dry conditions and gusty winds. The largest brush fire in Carolina Forest, SC, has grown to over 1,600 acres but is 30% contained. No structures have been destroyed, and no injuries reported.

Wildfires in North and South Carolina

Wildfires in North and South Carolina prompt evacuations as crews battle fires amid dry conditions and gusty winds. Governor declares state of emergency in South Carolina with no injuries reported so far.

Wildfires in South Carolina and North Carolina

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster declared a State of Emergency due to over 100 wildfires impacting 4,200 acres. A statewide ban on burning is in effect. Evacuations are taking place in affected areas in both South Carolina and North Carolina.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's State of Emergency for Brush Clearance

California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency for brush clearance after devastating fires in Los Angeles, months too late. The emergency proclamation aims to expedite forest management projects and relax environmental rules to prevent future wildfires.

Brush Fires in North Carolina and South Carolina

Brush fires erupted in North Carolina and South Carolina, leading to evacuations. The fires posed a threat to structures and residents were urged to evacuate. Statewide burning bans were issued due to dangerous wildfire conditions.

Impact of Los Angeles Wildfires on 2022 Oscars Season

The 2022 Oscars season is impacted by the recent wildfires in Los Angeles, with changes to pre-Oscar parties and focus on fundraising for fire relief causes. Despite some party cancellations, the main after-parties are still scheduled, albeit with fewer A-list attendees. Various events and gifting lounges are raising money for wildfire victims and first responders.

Northwestern Women's Basketball Forfeits Games Due to Wildfires

Northwestern's women's basketball team forfeited two games due to not traveling to Los Angeles during wildfires. The Big Ten Conference declared the games as losses for Northwestern and wins for UCLA and USC. Local sports teams donated over $8 million to support wildfire victims.

California Wildfires and Federal Aid

California Gov. Gavin Newsom met with President Trump to ask for federal aid for wildfires. Trump proposes a plan to reform California's government and provide aid for fire recovery. The plan involves federal takeover of rebuilding areas affected by fires and providing financial assistance to property owners.

Controversy Surrounding Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and the Firing of LA Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is facing criticism for removing tough questions from online posts and livestreams regarding the recent wildfires. She fired Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley, who had criticized the city's response to the fires.

Los Angeles County's Rushed Emergency Alert System and Devastating Wildfires

Los Angeles County rushed a new emergency alert system before devastating wildfires, which may have caused high number of deaths in West Altadena. The system had errors and failed to send evacuation orders on time. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause.

Anjelica Huston's Relationship with Jack Nicholson and Recent Wildfires

Anjelica Huston reveals Jack Nicholson supported her during LA wildfires evacuation, reflecting on their past relationship. Nicholson has six children with different women. He made a public appearance after two years at 'SNL' 50th celebration. Fox News Digital's Lauryn Overhultz contributed to the report.

Los Angeles Mayor Fires Fire Chief Over Wildfire Response

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass fired Fire Chief Kristin Crowley for mishandling the response to wildfires, appointing Ronnie Villanueva as interim chief. Crowley faced backlash for budget cuts, diversity initiatives, and staffing shortages during the fires. The mayor faced criticism for her response to the fires and for travelling to Ghana during the crisis.

Firing of LAFD Chief Kristen Crowley by Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass

Political analyst and attorney Katie Zacharia discusses the firing of LAFD Chief Kristen Crowley by Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Fox News. The article criticizes Bass for her response to the wildfires and her decision-making process.

Firing of LAFD Fire Chief Kristin Crowley by Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass fires LAFD Fire Chief Kristin Crowley due to criticism of city's response to California wildfires. Crowley cited staffing shortages impacting response time and lack of resources for years. Former Chief Deputy Ronnie Villanueva appointed as Interim Fire Chief.

Private Security for Elite Individuals Post-Wildfires in Los Angeles

MPS Security is providing protection to elite and wealthy individuals in Los Angeles affected by deadly wildfires, including checking on homes and safeguarding belongings from looters. Private security is in high demand post-wildfires to ensure peace of mind for residents. Other security companies like Covered Six are also assisting in the aftermath.

Senator Adam Schiff's letter to federal agencies regarding seasonal firefighters and hiring freeze

Senator Adam Schiff calls on federal agencies to exempt seasonal firefighters from President Trump's hiring freeze to ensure readiness to respond to wildfires in Southern California.

Community resilience and rebuilding efforts after wildfires in Altadena, California

Altadena, California community comes together after devastating wildfires, celebrating a year without gang-related deaths. Black residents face challenges post-fire including loss of generational wealth. Efforts underway to rebuild and provide affordable housing.

Impact of Social Media on Travel Experiences and Theme Park Offers for First Responders

Travel blogger criticizes social media's impact on travel experiences, theme parks offer free tickets to first responders who fought wildfires in Southern California

Wildfires in Los Angeles County linked to Southern California Edison

Southern California Edison's equipment may have started wildfires in Los Angeles County, leading to lawsuits and investigations by the California Public Utilities Commission and the Los Angeles Police Department.

Assistance for Los Angeles Wildfire Victims

HUD Secretary Scott Turner stated that the FHA will assist victims of the Los Angeles wildfires with rebuilding efforts. The fires took at least 29 lives and destroyed thousands of structures. Many insurance policies were dropped prior to the disaster, leading homeowners to rely on California’s FAIR Plan. Ambassador Ric Grenell emphasized the importance of efficiency in the clean-up and rebuild process, disregarding DEI criteria.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom seeks federal aid for wildfires from President Donald Trump

California Gov. Gavin Newsom meets with President Donald Trump to ask for federal aid for wildfires despite resistance, emphasizing collaboration and cooperation. Trump and Newsom have a history of animosity but are working together on disaster aid. Newsom approved $2.5 billion for fire recovery and seeks more assistance from the federal government. Trump had criticized Newsom's handling of the crisis and demanded changes to water policy and voter ID requirements. Newsom aims to rebuild the working relationship with Trump for future disasters.

California Wildfires and Federal Funding

Governor Gavin Newsom is seeking federal funding from President Trump to address California wildfires, after state legislators allocated $50 million for anti-Trump measures. Newsom is meeting with federal officials in Washington, D.C. to secure disaster relief funds.

Meeting between President Trump and California Gov. Newsom on Wildfire Aid

President Trump and California Gov. Newsom meet to discuss federal aid for wildfires. Despite past tensions, they appear willing to work together for the state's recovery.

Impact of Climate Change on Wildfires in Los Angeles

A research group claims LA wildfires were caused by climate change, sparking debate. Critics call the group 'alarmist' and question lack of peer review. California's poor land management also blamed for wildfires.

California Democrats' $50 Million Spending to Fight Trump Administration and Aid Wildfire Recovery

California Democrats passed $50 million in spending to fight President Trump's administration and its policies while seeking federal aid for wildfires. The funding includes money for legal expenses, lawsuits, and legal aid organizations defending immigrants in California.

Impact of California Wildfires on Homeowners Insurance

Many fire victims in Los Angeles lost their homeowners insurance before losing their homes, major insurance companies have been pulling back from California due to intensified wildfires. Victims forced to use last-resort coverage that may not be enough to rebuild.

Jelly Roll's Concert for First Responders and Acting Debut

Jelly Roll performs at a concert for first responders battling wildfires in Los Angeles, showing appreciation for their hard work and dedication. He also announces his acting debut in a show about firefighters.

Milo Ventimiglia welcomes first child after losing house in LA wildfires

Milo Ventimiglia and wife Jarah Mariano welcomed their first child after losing their house in the Los Angeles wildfires. They expressed gratitude for being together and safe.

Tennis legend Pam Shriver's stolen trophies returned by LAPD

Tennis legend Pam Shriver's stolen trophies were returned by the LAPD after being taken along with her car during the wildfires. The trophies were dropped off at the hotel and later released to her. Shriver won 21 Grand Slam doubles championships.

Squatting Issue in California

The article discusses the issue of individuals squatting in other people's homes in California, focusing on a case involving actor and screenwriter Ellie Mae McNulty. It also touches on California's tenant-favorable laws and the challenges faced by homeowners in dealing with squatters, especially after natural disasters like wildfires.

Insurance Claims for Los Angeles Wildfires

Insurance companies need to determine the value of homes destroyed in the Los Angeles wildfires before residents can rebuild.

Wildfires in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene

Three wildfires have ignited near towns in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene. The Crooked Creek Fire in McDowell County is 55% contained, with no injuries reported. Two other fires north of Marion have no evacuations. Dry conditions and high winds are fueling the fires.

Wildfires in Los Angeles

Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles has been devastated by wildfires, turning it into a dual disaster zone and recovery staging area for first responders. Recent videos offer a glimpse of the extent of the destruction and the challenges faced in rebuilding.

Cleanup Efforts in Los Angeles After Wildfires

Cleanup efforts in Los Angeles neighborhoods ravaged by wildfires are complicated by highly combustible lithium-ion batteries found in electric and hybrid vehicles and homes. The EPA is working to remove and dispose of these hazardous materials to ensure safety for residents and workers.

Current Events in the U.S. Government, Education, Climate Change, Nature, and Business

President Trump is working to reshape the federal government by pausing financial assistance and offering federal employees a chance to quit. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces opposition for the Department of Health and Human Services role. The Nation's Report Card results are out, showing how students are doing in math and reading. Climate change fueled explosive wildfires in Los Angeles. Night hikes in Maryland's Patuxent River State Park reveal bioluminescence. Starbucks is making changes to attract more customers.

Allegations of Anti-Semitism in California National Guard

Brigadier General Jeffrey Magram is suing the state of California, Governor Gavin Newsom, and Adjutant General Matthew Beevers for anti-Semitic discrimination that led to his dismissal from the California National Guard. Magram, a highly experienced firefighter, claims he was unjustly targeted despite his successful record of leading responses to catastrophic wildfires.

President Donald Trump's Activities at the World Economic Forum and Visits to North Carolina and California

President Donald Trump speaks at the World Economic Forum (WEF) and plans to visit North Carolina and California to inspect damage from Hurricane Helene and wildfires. He will speak with Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan, Blackrock CEO Stephen A. Schwarzman, Santander Group Executive Chairman Ana Patricia Botin, and TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné.

Fire Captain Bryan Akers and Son Battle Los Angeles Wildfires Together

Fire Captain Bryan Akers describes working the Los Angeles wildfires and bumping into his son on call. They share a special moment while battling the fires together.

President Trump's Visit to Disaster-Affected Areas in North Carolina and California

President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit victims of natural disasters in North Carolina and California. He will first visit flood-affected areas in North Carolina and then travel to Los Angeles to meet communities impacted by ongoing wildfires. The exact itinerary is not clear, but security measures are in place to minimize disruptions. Trump may also visit areas affected by the Eaton Fire. He will be accompanied by Gov. Gavin Newsom and L.A. Mayor Karen Bass, though their participation may be limited due to disagreements. Afterwards, Trump will fly to Nevada for an event with vague details.

Wildfires in Southern California and Foreign Aid Assistance

Wildfires in Southern California have led to significant destruction, prompting evacuation orders for over 100,000 people and causing at least 25 deaths. Canada, Mexico, and Ukraine have offered assistance, but social media misinformation falsely claims large amounts of foreign aid have been provided. Foreign countries like Canada and Mexico have sent firefighting crews to help battle the blazes.

California Wildfires Federal Aid

President Joe Biden announced that victims of the California wildfires are eligible for a $770 emergency payment for necessities. Social media posts misleadingly suggested this payment would be the only federal aid available, but there are other assistance programs such as home repair, medical expenses, and more.

Controversy over California Gov. Gavin Newsom's Fire Budget Cuts

President-elect Donald Trump claimed California Gov. Gavin Newsom slashed the state's fire budget by $100 million, which Newsom refuted, stating the overall fire protection budget has nearly doubled. Both claims are partially true. Newsom proposed cuts to some wildfire-related programs due to a budget shortfall, but the overall budget and number of fire personnel have increased under his leadership.

Wildfires in Southern California and Oregon's Assistance

Oregon has sent firefighters and equipment to assist in battling wildfires in Southern California. Social media posts falsely claim that Oregon's firefighting vehicles were held in Sacramento for emissions testing, but officials confirm that the trucks only go through quick safety inspections. The wildfires in Los Angeles have caused significant damage and the National Weather Service predicts severe wind gusts that could intensify and spread the fires. Conservative activist Dinesh D’Souza and the Santa Monica Observer have spread false claims about the delay in deploying Oregon's equipment. California Gov. Gavin Newsom and CAL Fire have refuted these claims and confirmed that the Oregon firefighters and equipment were already in the Los Angeles area battling the blazes. Oregon State Fire Marshal also clarified that no emissions testing took place and all equipment arrived in Southern California as scheduled.

Wildfires in Los Angeles

Hollywood Boulevard evacuated as wildfires rage in Los Angeles, impacting iconic Southern California real estate, causing loss of life and destruction of thousands of structures. Mayor faces criticism for being absent during the crisis. Fires spread to Hollywood Hills, Studio City, and other areas, prompting massive evacuations and deployment of National Guard. Estimated economic loss exceeds $50 billion.

Southern California Winter Fires

Southern California is facing devastating winter fires, the most destructive in over four decades, with at least 1,000 structures burned in the Palisades Fire. The fires have killed at least five people, destroyed numerous homes, and led to chaotic evacuations, affecting densely populated neighborhoods and affluent areas like Pacific Palisades, Altadena, and Malibu.

Current Events in the United States

Wildfires continue to burn across Los Angeles County, former President Jimmy Carter's state funeral takes place in Washington, D.C., Trump meets with Senate Republicans to discuss key legislative priorities, NPR's Body Electric team offers a two-week challenge to reduce screen time and add more movement to daily routine, a massive winter storm hits Washington, D.C., impacting residents and staff at a homeless shelter, and Girl Scout cookies like S'mores and Toast-Yay! will be retired by 2025.

Survival during Los Angeles Wildfires

Aaron Samson, 48, and his 83-year-old father-in-law escaped the Los Angeles wildfires with the help of two good Samaritans. The fires have prompted tens of thousands of evacuations, with many stories of survival surfacing.

Impact of Wildfires on Political Perspectives in Los Angeles

Wildfires in Los Angeles County are causing people to re-evaluate their support for liberal policies as they devastate the area, with five fires raging and thousands under evacuation orders.

California Wildfires and Water Supply Issues

Dean Cain and Danica Patrick discuss the wildfires in Southern California, highlighting issues with water supply for firefighters. Multiple fires in Los Angeles strain the water system, causing challenges for first responders. Danica Patrick questions the state's management of water resources and suggests Governor Newsom's resignation.

Wildfires in California and Climate Change Debate

Former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Rick Caruso discusses wildfires in Los Angeles on FOX News, countering claims blaming fires on climate change. He highlights historical events and human activities that contribute to wildfires in California.

Wildfires in Los Angeles County

Multiple wildfires are raging across Los Angeles County, causing mass evacuations, destruction of homes and landmarks, and claiming at least five lives. The fires have burned over 30,000 acres, with high winds and dry conditions fueling the infernos. Celebrities, including Mandy Moore and Paris Hilton, have also lost their homes to the flames.

Current Events

Wildfires in LA area, state funeral for former President Carter, Republicans focus on Trump's legislative agenda

Wildfires in Los Angeles

Multiple wildfires in the Los Angeles area have forced tens of thousands of people to quickly evacuate their homes due to strong winds fueling the fires.

Wildfires in Los Angeles

Fires in Los Angeles could bankrupt the state's insurer-of-last-resort for homes in areas abandoned by commercial insurers.

California Wildfires and Water Supply Dispute

California Gov. Gavin Newsom clashes with President-elect Donald Trump over response to wildfires and water supply issues, leading to a heated exchange on social media.

Wildfires in Los Angeles County

Widespread wildfires in Los Angeles County have caused significant damage to multiple schools, forcing closures and impacting students' learning.

Devastating Wildfires in Southern California

Devastating wildfires in Southern California have led to mandatory evacuations in Hollywood Hills area and Pacific Palisades neighborhood. Many celebrities, including Billy Crystal, Paris Hilton, and Chrissy Teigen, have lost their homes to the fires.

NFL contingency plans for Rams-Vikings playoff game due to Los Angeles wildfires

The NFL is monitoring the wildfire situation in Los Angeles and has contingency plans to move the Rams-Vikings playoff game from SoFi Stadium in LA to State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona if needed.

California Wildfires in Hollywood Hills

A brush fire erupted in the Hollywood Hills area of California, west of the Hollywood sign, leading to mandatory evacuations. Several other wildfires have also broken out in the region. Firefighters are working to contain the fires.

California Wildfires Response Criticism by Sean Hannity

Fox News host Sean Hannity criticizes California officials for their response to wildfires, highlighting budget allocation issues and lack of preparedness.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass's Response to Wildfires and Fire Department Budget Cuts

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faces criticism for her initial absence during wildfires and budget cuts to the Fire Department. She refused to answer questions from reporters about the situation.

Impact of Devastating Wildfires on Hollywood and Los Angeles

Apocalyptic fears in Hollywood became real during devastating wildfires in the Southland. The fires are more frequent and intense, with challenges like water shortages and insurance unavailability. Despite some optimism, the situation is dire and requires recognition of systemic issues.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass Absence During Wildfires

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faces criticism for being absent in Africa during wildfires in the city, refusing to apologize or address the situation upon her return.

Southern California Wildfires

Live updates on major wildfires burning in Southern California.

California Wildfires in Los Angeles County

Time-lapse footage from space shows California wildfires raging across Los Angeles County, forcing thousands to evacuate. Multiple fires threaten structures and have already burned thousands of acres, with some fatalities reported.

Wildfires in Los Angeles County

Raging fires in Los Angeles County have caused widespread destruction, with over 10,000 acres burned and five people dead. The fire is the most destructive in L.A. County history and is still uncontained.

California Wildfires and Water Crisis

California Governor Gavin Newsom discusses the water situation during wildfires and criticizes President-Elect Trump for politicizing the disaster.

Wildfires in Southern California affect sports events and professional athletes

Wildfires in Southern California prompt evacuation warnings for iconic Rose Bowl stadium in Pasadena and affect sports events in Los Angeles, including postponing an NHL game and potential impacts on NBA games. Several professional athletes and coaches have been directly affected by the fires.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass criticized for response to wildfires

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faced criticism for being in Ghana during wildfires in the city and cutting funding to the fire department, leading to an incompetent response to the crisis.

Wildfires in Los Angeles area affecting NFL game

NFL monitoring wildfires in Los Angeles area ahead of Rams-Vikings wild-card matchup at SoFi Stadium. Contingency plan in place with State Farm Stadium as backup location. Thousands evacuated as fires rage across the region.

Impact of Wildfires on Air Quality in Los Angeles

The air quality in southern California is severely impacted by wildfires in Los Angeles, prompting officials to advise residents to keep windows shut and wear masks. The South Coast Air Quality Management District has issued advisories due to multiple fires, urging people to avoid physical activity and remain indoors. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass advised limiting exposure to poor air quality. Virtually all of Los Angeles County has subpar air quality, with some areas in the 'unhealthy' zone. Videos show thick smoke covering the skies, and there have been two civilian deaths so far.

California Wildfires Destroy Historic Buildings

Catastrophic wildfires in California destroy historic buildings, including the home of movie cowboy legend Will Rogers and Topanga State Park. Over 30 buildings engulfed, with loss of cultural and historical artifacts. State Parks mourns the devastation and prioritizes public safety.

California Wildfires in Los Angeles County

California wildfires rage across Los Angeles County, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes as firefighters face challenges due to persistent winds, lack of water support, and reliance on residential water systems.

Wildfires in Los Angeles County

President-elect Donald Trump criticizes President Joe Biden and Gov. Gavin Newsom for their handling of the wildfires in Los Angeles County, claiming it could be the most costly in U.S. history and blaming them for mismanagement.

Entertainment events impacted by wildfires in Los Angeles

Several entertainment events, including the Critics Choice Awards and various film premieres, have been postponed or canceled due to wildfires raging across Los Angeles. The blaze has led to evacuations, including by celebrities like Mark Hamill, and impacted the entertainment industry in the region.

Public Criticism of LAFD Chief Kristin Crowley's Handling of Wildfires in Los Angeles

Actor James Woods criticizes LAFD Chief Kristin Crowley for prioritizing DEI over firefighting efforts during wildfires in Los Angeles. Crowley faced backlash for promoting diversity while wildfires ravaged the city. Woods also condemned the left's blame on climate change for the fires.

Impact of Wildfires on Hollywood Productions

Out-of-control wildfires in Pacific Palisades and other parts of Los Angeles County have led to the shutdown of multiple TV productions and postponement of awards shows in Hollywood. Various celebrities and studio executives have been impacted by the growing catastrophe.

Wildfires in Southern California and Water Shortages

Wildfires in Southern California, including the Palisades Fire, have caused hydrants to run dry in Pacific Palisades due to high demand for water to fight the fires. Two people have died, many are injured, and thousands have been forced from their homes. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is under immense strain and is urging residents to conserve water.

Southern California Wildfires

Destructive winds have led to multiple fires burning across Southern California, with at least three major fires and several smaller fires in the Greater Los Angeles area. Dry, gusty conditions are fueling the flames, leading to at least two deaths, many injuries, and tens of thousands of evacuations. More than 400,000 homes and businesses are without power, and over a thousand structures have been destroyed.

Wildfires in Los Angeles and FEMA Funding

President-elect Donald Trump sarcastically thanks President Joe Biden for leaving no water in fire hydrants amid devastating wildfires in Los Angeles and no money in FEMA. Rick Caruso criticizes the mismanagement of resources in the Pacific Palisades area, and FEMA is reported to have already run out of funds for the fiscal year.

Wildfires in Los Angeles

At least five people are dead due to wildfires in Los Angeles, with over 1,000 homes destroyed. Firefighters are concerned about water and manpower shortages.

California Wildfires and Climate Change

Sen. Bernie Sanders blames California wildfires on climate change, President-elect Donald Trump blames Democrat officials and regulations, Elon Musk criticizes government regulations, reports suggest fireworks may have caused the fire, multiple fires are currently zero percent contained.

Wildfires in Southern California

Multiple wildfires have erupted in southern California, leading to tens of thousands of evacuations and firefighters struggling to contain the flames.

President Joe Biden's Response to Los Angeles Wildfires

President Joe Biden received a briefing on the wildfires in Los Angeles and offered federal assistance. He canceled a trip to designate a new national monument due to the wildfires.

Wildfires in California

Pacific Palisades resident Adria Kloke shares her experience of fleeing the wildfires in California.

Los Angeles Wildfires and Kawhi Leonard's Response

Los Angeles wildfires force Clippers star Kawhi Leonard to step back from team to be with family. American Red Cross provides emergency shelter and supplies to those fleeing the fires. Multiple deaths and buildings destroyed in Southern California fires.

Wildfires in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles

Main fires in Los Angeles area, including Eaton, Palisades, Hurst, Woodley, and Olivas fires, are zero percent contained. Eaton fire expanded to 10,600 acres. Two individuals died in Eaton blaze. 1,000 structures destroyed. CalFire urges residents to follow instructions from local authorities.

Rep. Eric Swalwell questions President-elect Trump's ability to lower grocery prices

Rep. Eric Swalwell questions President-elect Trump's ability to lower grocery prices, sparking online backlash. Social media users criticize Swalwell's focus on Trump's desire to purchase Greenland instead of addressing food price spikes under President Biden's leadership. Trump team has not responded to comments.

California Wildfires in Los Angeles

President Biden is briefed on efforts to contain wildfires in Los Angeles. He expresses commitment to support and rebuild the affected areas. Former President Trump criticizes Governor Newsom for water allocation decisions. Two people have died, and thousands have been evacuated due to the fires.

Evacuation from Los Angeles Wildfires

Fox News contributor Leslie Marshall details her experience evacuating from the Los Angeles wildfires with her family and dog, reflecting on the sentimental items and memories in their home that might be lost.

Impact of Santa Ana Winds on California Wildfires

Intense Santa Ana winds in southern California are fueling fast-moving fires that have killed at least two people and burned through thousands of acres, leading to mandatory evacuations and warnings for tens of thousands more. Experts explain the characteristics and impact of the Santa Ana winds and how they contribute to the current wildfire situation.

Los Angeles Wildfires Threaten NFL's Wild Card Weekend

Wildfires in the Los Angeles area are threatening the region, impacting the NFL's Wild Card Weekend. The fires have led to evacuations and air quality concerns, affecting sports teams and their practice schedules.

Wildfires in Southern California

A local golf course in Southern California, Altadena Golf Course, lost its clubhouse to wildfires. President Biden and California Gov. Gavin Newsom met with firefighting officials for a briefing on statewide wildfires. Two people have reportedly been killed, and firefighters and civilians have been injured.

California Wildfires and Political Response

Former President Trump criticizes Gov. Gavin Newsom for his handling of wildfires in California, blaming him for poor forest management and environmental policies. Newsom and Democrats attribute wildfires to climate change. California governor pledged reforms but investigation shows efforts were overstated. Multiple wildfires are currently raging in Los Angeles County.

California Wildfires

President Biden is updated on progress in containing out of control fires in California. A United Airlines passenger describes seeing wildfires from the air like 'Mordor from Lord of the Rings'. Several wildfires are raging across California, causing evacuations and structural damage.

Los Angeles Wildfires

Los Angeles is facing devastating wildfires, with multiple fires burning out of control, resulting in loss of life and destruction of property. The situation is being described as apocalyptic and unprecedented in the city's history.

California Wildfires in Los Angeles Suburbs

Wildfires in Los Angeles suburbs, including Pacific Palisades, destroy homes and infrastructure, leading to evacuations of over 30,000 people. Strong winds and dry conditions fuel the fires. Celebrities like Chris Pratt and Julianne Hough express support for firefighters and evacuees.

Los Angeles Wildfires Force Evacuations of Celebrities and Thousands of Residents

Terrifying wildfires have forced around 30,000 people, including major A-list celebrities, to flee Los Angeles. The largest fire in Pacific Palisades has prompted evacuations and destroyed homes. Celebrities like Tom Hanks, Ben Affleck, Mark Hamill, and Spencer Pratt have been impacted.

Wildfires in Southern California

President Biden is updated on progress in containing wildfires in Southern California, causing NHL game between Los Angeles Kings and Calgary Flames to be postponed. Multiple wildfires have devastated the Los Angeles area, leading to casualties and destruction of structures.

Los Angeles Wildfires and Water Mismanagement

Billionaire developer Rick Caruso criticizes the mismanagement of water supply by the city of Los Angeles during the wildfires threatening the area. Lack of water hampers firefighting efforts and leads to destruction of homes and businesses.

Los Angeles Wildfires

A viral video shows two men and a dog inside a home surrounded by wildfires in Los Angeles. They were able to safely evacuate. Many social media users expressed relief over their escape.

FEMA Reimbursement for California Wildfires

FEMA will reimburse California for costs related to hiring more firefighters and controlling wildfires in Los Angeles. President Biden has confirmed the move and pledged federal support. The funding will cover up to 75% of eligible firefighting costs.

Southern California Wildfires Impacting Cultural Institutions

Southern California is currently battling multiple major wildfires exacerbated by hurricane-strength winds, leading to red flag warnings and evacuation orders in various areas. Several cultural institutions, including the Getty Villa, Getty Center, Universal Studios, Hammer Museum, and more, are affected or closed due to the fires.

California Wildfires and Political Blame Game

President-elect Donald Trump and California Governor Gavin Newsom clash over the cause of devastating wildfires in Los Angeles County, with Trump blaming Newsom for not signing a water restoration declaration that would have helped prevent the fires.

Wildfires in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties

Destructive winds are fueling multiple fires in Los Angeles and Ventura counties, forcing evacuations and school closures. Power lines have been shut off to prevent further ignitions. NPR member station LAist is providing live updates and taking calls from locals. Resources include evacuation guidelines, wildfire smoke safety tips, and advice on post-wildfire actions.

Los Angeles Wildfires Update

Update on the Los Angeles wildfires provided by Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors member Kathryn Barger and Olivia Culpo, wife of San Francisco 49ers star running back Christian McCaffrey. Culpo expressed gratitude to first responders for their efforts amidst the devastating fires.

Los Angeles Wildfires and Government Response

Fox News reports on ongoing Los Angeles wildfires and the offer of assistance from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to California Gov. Gavin Newsom. President Biden also pledges federal aid to support firefighting efforts.

Los Angeles Wildfires Impacting Celebrities

World-famous actors, musicians, and celebrities were affected by terrifying wildfires in Los Angeles. Many homes, including those in the Pacific Palisades area, were lost. Celebrities like James Woods, Mark Hamill, Steve Guttenberg, Mandy Moore, Heidi Montag, and Spencer Pratt were among those who evacuated or lost their homes.

Los Angeles Wildfires

Update on Los Angeles wildfires including the burning of Palisades Charter High School, impact on Hollywood productions, and evacuation orders for residents and celebrities.

California Wildfire Crisis and Mayor Karen Bass

California Governor Gavin Newsom thanked Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for her leadership during the wildfire crisis while she was in Ghana. The wildfires have burned through 5,400 acres, left at least two people dead, and forced more than 30,000 people to evacuate.

Wildfires in Los Angeles

Multiple massive wildfires tear across the Los Angeles area, destroying over 1,000 structures, killing at least two people, and prompting the evacuation of 70,000 residents, including Hollywood stars. Firefighters battle fast-moving blazes fueled by extreme winds and dry conditions, with evacuation orders in place for tens of thousands of structures.

Los Angeles Wildfires

The Los Angeles Fire Department warns that the Palisades, Eaton, and Hurst fires are still not contained, leading to evacuations, significant injuries, and two civilian deaths. Emergency services are overwhelmed, with over 80,000 locals evacuated and water-drop aircraft grounded. Strong Santa Ana winds are exacerbating the situation, causing closures and cancellations throughout the city.

Wildfires in Southern California Prompt School Closures

Multiple school districts in Los Angeles County have closed schools due to wildfires and strong winds, prioritizing community safety.

Southern California Wildfires Destroy Local Landmarks

Wildfires in Southern California have destroyed several local landmarks, including the Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center, Malibu Feed Bin, Reel Inn, and Palisades Charter High School.

Los Angeles Wildfires

Wildfires in Los Angeles suburbs, including Pacific Palisades, have destroyed homes and infrastructure. Over 30,000 people evacuated. Strong winds and dry conditions fueled the fires. Celebrities like Chris Pratt and Julianne Hough are offering support to firefighters and affected residents.

Los Angeles Wildfires

TERRIFYING wildfires in Los Angeles force 30,000 people to flee, including celebrities; firefighters struggle with low water supply; Hollywood stars evacuate multi-million dollar homes; evacuations and heartbreaking scenes captured on videos.

Wildfires in Southern California

Wildfires in Southern California are 0% contained, with injuries reported to firefighters and civilians. Former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel shares photos of the devastating fires.

California Wildfires and CalFire's Interactive Map

CalFire released a 3D interactive map showing multiple fires in Los Angeles. The Palisades Fire has expanded to over 2,900 acres. The map helps residents track fire progress and evacuation zones.

Los Angeles Wildfires

Mandatory evacuation orders have been issued in Los Angeles due to fast-moving fires spreading across the city. The fires are burning on opposite sides of LA, with one in Palisades and another in Eaton Canyon. Governor Newsom stated that more than 1400 firefighters are battling the fires amidst strong winds. Disturbing images of the fires have been shared on social media by residents. The fires have destroyed homes and forced evacuations, with residents fleeing on foot and by car. The fires have engulfed Pacific Palisades, Malibu, and other upscale areas, threatening lives and properties.

Hollywood Studios Cancel Premieres and Nominations Due to Wildfires in Los Angeles

Hollywood studios cancelled film premieres and actor award nominations in Los Angeles due to wildfires, including premieres of 'Unstoppable' and 'Wolf Man'. Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations were also affected.

Chris Pratt calls for prayers for Los Angeles firefighters battling wildfires

Chris Pratt calls for prayers for Los Angeles firefighters battling wildfires engulfing the city. He praised the brave firefighters and first responders working tirelessly to protect lives, homes, and wildlife from the fast-moving wildfire fueled by fierce winds.

Santa Ana Winds Fueling Fast-Moving Wildfires in Southern California

Strong Santa Ana winds in Southern California are fueling fast-moving wildfires, prompting evacuation orders and warnings for residents. The winds are expected to gradually subside by Thursday as the storm moves away from the region.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass attending Ghana president's inauguration during wildfires

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass attended the inauguration of Ghana's president while wildfires raged in her city, causing frustration among residents. The U.S. delegation also included officials from the Office of Management and Budget and the U.S. ambassador to Ghana.

Meta's end of fact-checking, winter respiratory virus season, Los Angeles wildfires

Meta ends fact-checking to appease Trump, winter respiratory virus season returns, Los Angeles wildfires force evacuations.

Wildfires in Los Angeles County

Los Angeles County is facing at least three out-of-control wildfires fueled by strong Santa Ana winds, leading to evacuations and a state of emergency declaration.

California Wildfires in Pacific Palisades and Pasadena

Fast-moving brush fires in Pacific Palisades and Pasadena prompt evacuations for over 30,000 people. Strong winds hinder firefighting efforts. California Governor Gavin Newsom declares a state of emergency.

Wildfires in Los Angeles

A brushfire erupted in Eaton Canyon near Altadena amid the Los Angeles wildfires, engulfing over 400 acres with wind gusts exceeding 100 mph. The fire is spreading quickly due to significant wind in the area. In Pacific Palisades, another wildfire threatened homes and a local school, leading to evacuations.

California Wildfires in West Hollywood and Pacific Palisades

A fire broke out in West Hollywood, California, just off Sunset Boulevard amid a windstorm that exacerbated a wildfire in the Pacific Palisades. Firefighters contained the blaze with no injuries or property damages reported. Another wildfire in the Pacific Palisades threatened homes and a local public school, leading to evacuations.

California Wildfires in Malibu

Red Flag fire warnings remain for Malibu area after Franklin Fire forces evacuations, destroys structures, and causes power outages. Officials express cautious optimism as weather improves, but residents are warned to take the fire seriously.

Wildfire Detection Technology

Using an electronic nose sensor with AI technology aims to mitigate wildfires by detecting them early, with the goal of preventing human-induced fires. The system has been successful in detecting fires and alerting authorities in various countries, including the US and Canada.

Wildfires in Oregon

Nearly half of all land burned by wildfires in the U.S. this summer is in Oregon, with rangeland fires causing economic devastation during peak grazing time.

Wildfires in Greece

Greece is experiencing its hottest summer ever with wildfires breaking out, forcing hundreds of residents to evacuate.

Wildfires in Greece during Hottest Summer on Record

Fires engulf Mount Pentelicus near Athens as Greece battles hottest summer on record, with a 30-kilometre line of fires moving towards the capital. Historic town of Marathon evacuated. Thick smoke and flames threaten homes and buildings. Global temperatures soar, worsened by human-induced fossil fuel emissions.

Historic California Heat Wave in July 2024

July 2024 was California's hottest month on record, with extreme heat waves causing record-breaking temperatures, wildfires, and tragic outcomes, highlighting the impact of climate change.

Smokey the Bear: A Symbol of Fire Prevention

Smokey the bear cub was flown from Santa Fe to Washington National Zoo in 1950, and his message of preventing wildfires remains relevant today amidst increasing human-caused fires. The iconic public service announcement has evolved over the years to emphasize fire prevention and good fire practices.

Wildfires in the Western United States

More than 80 major wildfires burning in the Western United States, including the Borel fire in California. One family shares their evacuation story and the generosity of a local business providing shelter and support.

Wildfires in California and Colorado

Firefighters are making progress against California's largest wildfire of the year but face challenges from expected thunderstorms. Similar dry, hot conditions are posing threats across the fire-stricken West.

Hawaii 2023 Wildfires Lawsuit Settlement

Hawaii's Democrat governor announces settlement nearing in lawsuits regarding 2023 wildfires reaching over $4 billion, following devastating wildfires in Lahaina. Fires fueled by invasive alien grassland species on abandoned farms. Governor Green hopes to finalize details by Aug. 6, close to one-year anniversary of fire that killed 102 people. Lawsuits filed for loss of life and destruction. Poor vegetation management a major factor in wildfires.

Current Events

Assassinations in the Middle East spark concerns of further violence, 9/11 plotters trial concludes, over 100 wildfires rage in the U.S.

Wildfires in Spain

Hundreds of firefighters are working to contain two wildfires in eastern Spain, with the country on red alert for heat and fires.

Heat Wave in Southern Europe and the Balkans

A sizzling heat wave in southern Europe and the Balkans with temperatures soaring over 40 degrees Celsius has led to severe heat warnings in several cities, record consumption of electricity due to air conditioning use, wildfires, deaths, and the need for public cooling spaces and precautions to protect residents from the extreme heat.

Wildfires in New Mexico

Wildfires in New Mexico threaten a tourist town's busy season and cause a drinking water crisis in another town due to mudslides from a burn scar.

Extreme Weather Events in the U.S.

The U.S. is experiencing extreme weather events, including a heat wave in the Northeast, deadly wildfires in New Mexico, and a tropical storm in Texas. Climate change is intensifying these events. Snow in the Rockies, wildfires in New Mexico and California, and flooding in Texas are causing devastation and prompting evacuations.

New Mexico Wildfires near Ruidoso

Wildfires near Ruidoso, New Mexico led to the evacuation of 8,000 residents, with at least one death and over 1,400 structures burned. The fires consumed more than 23,000 acres by Wednesday morning.

Current Events

Boeing CEO testifies on Capitol Hill, wildfires in New Mexico disrupt life, Ascension health system faces ransomware attack.

Heatwave in Athens, Greece

Greece shut down ancient tourist sites in Athens due to a heatwave. Schools and nurseries closed to protect students. Temperatures reached 109 degrees Fahrenheit. Tourists and locals sought refuge in air-conditioned spots. Firefighters remained on high alert due to the risk of wildfires. Rising temperatures in Greece have led to deadly fires and erratic rains. Athens is one of the hottest cities in Europe.

Heat Wave in Southwest U.S.

The first heat wave of the season is hitting the Southwest U.S. earlier than usual, with triple-digit temperatures forecasted for areas including Phoenix, Las Vegas, and parts of California. Excessive heat warnings have been issued, and fire crews are on high alert. Unfortunately, four migrants died from heat-related causes while attempting to cross the border in southeast New Mexico.

Former College Professor Sentenced for Arson in California Wildfires

Former college professor sentenced to over 5 years in prison for starting four wildfires in California in 2021, endangering firefighters battling the Dixie Fire. Mental health issues cited as a contributing factor.

Extreme Weather Events in 2023 and 2024

Hurricane Lee crosses the Atlantic in 2023, National Hurricane Center predicts 8 hurricanes, 2023 experienced extreme weather events, 2024 expected to be hotter, NPR reports on active Atlantic Hurricane season and federal wildland firefighter shortage.

Threat to Giant Sequoias from Bark Beetles

Researchers found that the General Sherman tree, the world's largest tree, is healthy and able to fend off bark beetle attacks. However, giant sequoias are increasingly threatened by climate change, specifically extreme heat, drought, and wildfires.

Heatwave in Central and South Florida

A heatwave with AccuWeather RealFeel temperatures topping 100 degrees Fahrenheit is hitting central and South Florida, breaking records and raising concerns about wildfires and smoke from Mexico.

Wildfires Threaten Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada

Authorities in Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, are on high alert as wildfires threaten the region, prompting evacuation alerts for several communities. The fires remain a significant risk due to high winds and unpredictable conditions.

Wildfires in Western Canada

Major wildfires have spread across Western Canada, leading to evacuations in British Columbia and warnings of poor air quality. Alberta faces extreme wildfires, with one growing significantly over the weekend. Authorities are working to control the fires with the help of crews and helicopters. The federal government warns of a potentially catastrophic wildfire season due to high temperatures and drought.

Greece's Wildfire Season Preparation

Greece prepares for a challenging wildfire season by doubling the number of firefighters, adopting new tactics, and investing in equipment. The country faces an increasing threat due to rising temperatures and the changing climate.

Maui Wildfires Investigation

Hawaii's attorney general releases first phase of investigations into devastating wildfires on Maui which killed over 100 people and left thousands homeless.

Air Pollution Crisis in Canada and Trudeau's Response

Analysis on U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry's efforts to restart climate negotiations with China, as Canada faces high levels of air pollution due to wildfires in 2023. Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau's response to the crisis is criticized for lack of preparation and infrastructure updates.

Climate Change and Wildfire Risk in the United States

The United States is expected to experience warmer-than-average temperatures this spring, leading to concerns about wildfires in the West. Climate change intensifies the warming trend, with low water levels expected on the Mississippi River this summer.

Deadly Maui Wildfires Investigation

Hawaii's attorney general blames delay in report on deadly Maui wildfires on county agencies, causing subpoenas to be issued. Investigation aims to prevent future tragedies. Lawsuits sent back to state court could lead to settlements. Thousands still displaced months after fire.

Texas Wildfires and Carbon Emissions

Massive wildfires in Texas released 920,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide in January and February, making it the second-largest release on record for that period. The fires also caused significant damage to livestock, ranches, and homes.

Wildfires in Texas and Impact on Cattle Ranchers

Thousands of cattle have died in wildfires in Texas this year, highlighting the impact on ranchers like Shane Pennington.

Wildfires in Wheeler, Texas Panhandle

NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Kristen Moudy, economic development director for the city of Wheeler in the Texas Panhandle, about wildfires that have burned more than a million acres.

Wildfires in the Texas Panhandle caused by Xcel Energy

Utility provider Xcel Energy's facilities played a role in igniting massive wildfires in the Texas Panhandle, destroying homes, killing livestock, and causing evacuations. Two people died due to the fires.

Mustard Plants in California

A super bloom of flowers occurred in Arizona along the North Bush Highway, while brilliant yellow and gold mustard plants are carpeting Northern California's wine country. Mustard plants provide nutrients to grape plants and help fight erosion, but they can also smother native flora and increase the risk of wildfires.

Texas Fire Chief Dies While Fighting House Fire Amid Wildfires

Fritch Fire Chief Zeb Smith died while fighting a house fire not connected to wildfires in Texas. He had been battling historic wildfires and died facing unforeseen challenges during the rescue operation.

Texas Wildfires

The largest fire in Texas history has scorched 1.1 million acres, killed two people, and caused the death of thousands of livestock. Ferocious winds continue to hinder firefighting efforts across Texas. The fires have destroyed farmland, homes, and businesses, with firefighters struggling to contain the blazes.

Texas Wildfires Devastate Agriculture in the Panhandle

Texas wildfires have devastated agricultural land in the Panhandle, killing thousands of livestock, destroying crops, and impacting the state's economy. Ranchers are facing significant economic pressure, and efforts are being made to provide assistance and support for those affected.

Texas Wildfires

Wildfires in the Texas Panhandle may have destroyed up to 500 structures, with the largest blaze in state history leaving a path of destruction. Two people have been confirmed dead, and the threat is not yet over as higher temperatures and winds are forecasted. President Biden has directed federal assistance to affected communities.

Texas Panhandle Wildfire

The Smokehouse Creek Fire in the Texas Panhandle has become the largest and most destructive in state history, covering nearly 1.1 million acres. Two people have died, and homes, properties, and historic landmarks have been destroyed. President Biden has deployed federal personnel to assist, and wildfires are expected to worsen due to climate change.

Wildfires in the Texas Panhandle

Wildfires in the Texas Panhandle are burning out of control, including the state's largest on record, devastating cattle ranches and farms.

Wildfires in the Texas Panhandle

A cluster of wildfires in the Texas Panhandle, including the largest in state history, caused massive destruction, with one confirmed death. Firefighters are battling the blaze, aided by snowfall, but significant challenges remain as the fire threatens homes and cattle ranches.

Texas Panhandle Wildfires

A cluster of wildfires in the Texas Panhandle, including the largest in state history, scorched vast areas, with one fire growing to nearly 1,700 square miles. Firefighters faced challenges due to strong winds, dry conditions, and unseasonably warm temperatures, but a brief window of relief came with snowfall. The fires have caused significant damage, including the loss of homes, cattle, and one confirmed death.

Wildfires in Texas Panhandle

Massive wildfires in the Texas Panhandle have killed at least one person, destroyed homes, and threatened livelihoods, with no end in sight. Thousands of acres have been scorched, and resources are being mobilized to fight the blazes.

Texas Panhandle Wildfires

Wildfires in Texas Panhandle continue to rage, posing high risk due to dry conditions and high winds. Fire crews are working hard to contain the fires before weather worsens. Rare winter wildfires met with unexpected rain and snow, offering some relief. Residents urged to be prepared to evacuate if necessary.