Eighty-five people perished in the 2018 Camp fire in Northern California. Evacuations were a major weakness. What can L.A. learn from what happened in Paradise?

Federal officials have declared they will not order soil sampling after completing debris removal on Los Angeles properties that succumbed to the region’s devastating fires earlier this year,

This isn’t just raking pine needles. The Fix Our Forests Act includes industrial-scale commercial logging and heavy livestock grazing. By removing the environmental checks it bypasses the critical

Sierra Pacific Industries is launching a significant new initiative to combat wildfires in California and Oregon. The company, which has previously invested ov

Coupled with decreased funding and a leadership whose agenda disregards environmental preservation, the future seems dull. How will we be able to monitor and mitigate severe wildfires when we do

Residents want to restore districts to something like they were, but that conflicts with new affordable housing laws.

Jones cited what happened after the Camp Fire destroyed the rural community ... the scourge of wildfires and the reluctance of many insurers to write fire policies in the state. Almost immediately, California business leaders declared war on the ...

California Assemblyman James Gallagher and California Senator Megan Dahle requested $21.5 million to rebuild the Paradise Elementary School, which was destroyed in the wildfire, either through the sta

Declaring a state of emergency, California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Saturday suspended two landmark state environmental laws to expedite measures he said were needed to protect communities against

Several National Academies reports offer information and insights on ways to operate safely in burned environments for those who have been affected by wildfires.