California wildfires latest: New fires in Hollywood Hills and Los Angeles County - as five killed and 100,000 ordered to evacuate
A number of wildfires are spreading across the Los Angeles area, fuelled by strong winds, engulfing homes, forcing tens of thousands to flee and killing five people. A state of emergency has been declared in California.
At least two killed and 1,000 structures destroyed as wildfires rage in Los Angeles
Officials say the Palisades fire has now burnt more than 1,000 structures, while Eaton has burnt 100 more - the latter is where the two known deaths occurred You can watch the update being given by officials of the LA fire department at the top of this page The details just revealed by Los Angeles officials are chilling.
The death toll from wildfires in the Los Angeles area has risen to five, US media reported on Wednesday, citing the Los ...
The California Fire Foundation said it is working with local fire departments and community organizations to support impacted ...
But just a few hours later, the sun was blotted out by black skies as L.A. County Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone broke the ...
Death toll from wildfires in Los Angeles area has risen to 5, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
The Palisades, Eaton, Hurst and Sunset fires are burning in Southern California, forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate. Here are the latest updates.
The failure of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department’s computer-aided dispatch system in its vehicles had left deputies to ...
In L.A. County, the Palisades Fire has now burned 15,832 acres. The Eaton Fire has burned 10,600 acres. The Hurst Fire has ...
Tens of thousands have fled their homes as a brush fire in the Pacific Palisades has burned more than 15,000 acres as of ...
Deputies can once again receive calls for service through their patrol car computers, according to a Friday statement from ...
LOS ANGELES — The archaic computer dispatch system for the nation's largest sheriff's department remained out of commission ...
A few hours before the ball dropped on New Year’s Eve, the computer dispatch system for the Los Angeles County Sheriff ...
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