The catastrophic Camp Fire in Northern California's Butte County that ignited on Nov. 8 and indiscriminately devoured thousands and thousands of homes and structures and claimed at least 85 lives ...

The Camp Fire 90 ... the state's ecosystem. Lodgepole pines, for example, thrive in fire-prone areas where millions of structures have been erected in rural areas of California since the 1940s.

More than 200 people lived there until California leaders — and Gov. Gavin Newsom in particular — decided last year to clear the camp because of its hazardous debris and fires. What happens ...

data from Cal Fire shows they've quickly become some of the most destructive in California. The 2018 Camp Fire is currently the most destructive wildfire in state history based on the number of ...

First-Of-Its Kind Court Order Halts Sweep of California Homeless Camp The Bay Area city of Vallejo is putting California cities’ newfound power to clear homeless encampments to the test.