Tag: wildfire
A New Podcast Explores How Fire Shaped the West—and How We Can Live with It Moving Forward
Historian and host Bill Deverell says he hopes the new series encourages people "to become more attentive students of fire”
Wildfire Smoke Could Be to Blame for Some COVID Cases and Deaths in the West
A Harvard study indicates that there's a statistical link between the ravages of climate change and the ravages of the coronavirus
In Terms of Wildfires, 2021 Is Already Shaping Up to Be a Worse Year than 2020
If stats from the first seven months of the year are any indication, California is in for a frightening fall
These Interactive Maps Track Every Wildfire Burning in Southern California and Beyond
Hot, dry conditions mean a small spark could quickly become a dangerous blaze
When It Comes to Natural Disasters, FEMA Says L.A. County Is the Riskiest Place in the U.S.
The federal agency's National Risk Index ranks more than 3,000 counties—and L.A. is on top
The Bobcat Fire Is Dangerously Close to Mt. Wilson Observatory
Crews are working to contain the fire, which has grown dramatically over the last 24 hours
An Influencer Helped Launch the Gender Reveal Trend–Now She’s Pleading with Parents to Stop
Lifestyle blogger Jenna Karvunidis says catastrophic wildfires aren't the only reason the parties have become problematic
Hiking Trails Close in the Santa Monica Mountains as Deadly Heat Ravages the Region
Officials are recommending people limit time outdoors as temps threaten to reach 119 in some spots
Dash Cam Video Shows How the Getty Fire Started
Officials say a branch blowing into power lines ignited the blaze
The Fast-Moving Saddleridge Fire Ravages the San Fernando Valley Overnight
An uncontained fire that started in Sylmar has already burned thousands of acres and resulted in at least one death
