A gray fox burned in a fire late last year has been returned to the wild after five months in recovery at San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center

Santa Ana winds are blowing through California, and parts of the state are at an increased risk of wildfires because of drought.

During the recent wave of unseasonably warm temperatures in late February, I found myself thinking about wildfire when I should have been out fishing.

Kristin Crowley was appointed in 2022 by then Mayor Eric Garcetti as LAFD’s first female and openly LGBTQ fire chief. LAFD Photo | Creative Commons Licensed | Public Domain

We may be seeing the meltdown of one of California’s highest ranking public officials ... the National Weather Service had issued sharp warnings that high and hot Santa Ana winds were creating “critical fire conditions.” Bass later blamed others ...

While many traditional sources of wildfire ignition (cigarettes, campfires) are declining due to education and messaging, power line ignitions are growing in frequency. Strong gusty Santa Ana winds of Southern California and Diablo Winds in the north ...

A gray fox rescued from a fire late last year has been released back into the wild after five months of recovery at the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center, footage released on Monday, March 3,

Ana Wold, a single mother from Northern California, had been saving up for years to buy her first home, but she got to enjoy it for only a month before it was annihilated by a fast-moving wildfire that scorched its way down the Santa Cruz Mountains in August 2020.