U.S. reduces immigration enforcement during California wildfires

The U.S. government says there will be no enforcement of immigration laws during California wildfire evacuations and relief efforts unless holding back on detaining someone would pose a serious public safety threat.

Firefighters contain 60 acre brush fire burning near Sepulveda Basin

Crews battled a fast-moving brush fire that broke out at the Sepulveda Basin in the 5600 block of N. Woodley Avenue Thursday afternoon.

Governor Newsom declares state of emergency in Los Angeles County

California Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday declared a state of emergency in Los Angeles and Sonoma Counties due to the effects of the Kincade and Tick fires, which have destroyed structures, threatened homes and critical infrastructure, and caused the evacuation of tens of thousands of residents.

California utility admits it may have ignited fire

LOS ANGELES (AP) — California’s biggest utility admitted its electrical equipment may have ignited a ruinous wildfire spreading across the state’s wine country Friday, despite blackouts imposed across the region to prevent blazes.

Wildfire erupts in Castaic prompting 5 Freeway closure at Hasley Canyon

Crews battled a wind-driven fire that broke out Thursday afternoon in Castaic and quickly consumed approximately 20 acres and threatened homes.

Crews quickly contain two acre brush fire in Eagle Rock

 Firefighters made quick progress on a fire that scorched about two acres of brush in Eagle Rock.

Fire sparks in Santiago Canyon following solo-vehicle crash; driver booked on suspicion of DUI

Firefighters contained a 5-acre brush fire that ignited in Santiago Canyon following a solo-vehicle crash in an unincorporated Orange County area near Irvine early Thursday morning. The driver who was pulled by good Samaritans was later booked on suspicion of DUI, officials said. 

All evacuation orders lifted in Saddleridge Fire as containment increases

The Los Angeles Fire Department lifted all evacuation orders for the Saddleridge Fire on Saturday and residents were allowed back into their homes. All evacuation centers have been closed. Law enforcement officers stayed in the fire areas for security and to offer up any questions residents or business owners may have, officials said. 

Speed, size of Woolsey Fire overwhelmed agencies in initial hours, report says

Fueled by a "perfect storm" of factors, the Woolsey Fire that burned nearly 97,000 acres in two counties and destroyed morethan 1,600 structures overwhelmed local fire agencies during its initial hours, even though they are among the "largest, most experienced agencies" in the nation, according to a Los Angeles County report released Wednesday.

Little Mountain Fire destroys homes in San Bernardino

A wind-driven brush fire that threatened some homes and burned others in San Bernardino sparked Monday evening in the area of Kendall Drive and Little Mountain Road. The fire is being called the Little Mountain Fire.

Fire causes chaos in the Pacific Palisades

There was plenty of concern in the area of the Pacific Palisades fire even for the residents who weren't evacuated were feeling pretty nervous.

Brush fire breaks out in Whittier

Los Angeles County Fire crews battled a 1-acre brush fire burning in heavy fuel in Whittier Monday afternoon.

Firefighters brace for low humidity, gusty winds; Saddleridge Fire containment at 83%

Firefighters braced on Saturday for a weekend of low humidity and gusty winds as they worked to increase containment of the Saddleridge Fire in the northern San Fernando Valley.