Bah, humbug: San Diego might fine you for keeping your holiday lights up too long

Take them down: the real story behind California’s Christmas light deadline Sun-bleached Santa inflatables still grin on warm ...

How Zone Zero, designed to protect California homes from wildfire, became plagued with controversy and delays

California needs new rules to help future wildfires from destroying homes and businesses. But Zone Zero regulations, a key ...

California gears up for prescribed burns during rare wildfire relief

A Prescribed Burn Association member uses a drip torch to ignite a controlled burn at the Pacific Union College Forest on May ...

Update: Prescribed fire B12 Rattlesnake burns 23.3 acres in Sonoma County since May 7

The pile burning project, called B12 Rattlesnake, was initiated 8:52 a.m. May 7 in Sonoma County, California. The prescribed fire has burned 23.3 acres of private land after being active for six ...

New prescribed fire started in Trinity County on Nov. 3

A new prescribed burn, named Kellogg Piles, was initiated today at 1:12 p.m. in Trinity County, California. The prescribed fire has been burning on federal land managed by the United States Forest ...

Intense flames force firefighters into defensive mode in Los Angeles

Firefighters spent more than an hour and a half battling a stubborn blaze in downtown Los Angeles’ Fashion District early ...
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Controversy and Delays Plague California's Zone Zero Rules

California's Zone Zero regulations, aimed at creating ember-resistant zones around homes, face delays and controversy.