A fast-growing brush fire has forced thousands of people to evacuate in a mountainous area north of Los Angeles.

Authorities warned that the fire is spreading fast due to extreme heat and dry conditions in Southern California.

The flames spread rapidly in a mountainous area, fueled by extreme heat and low humidity. A wildfire named Canyon Fire broke ...

A blazing wildfire sparked an emergency evacuation Thursday, causing thousands of residents to leave their homes. Southern ...

Parts of Los Angeles County were evacuated in the early morning hours Friday after the fast-moving wildfire, named the Canyon ...

More than 127,000 acres of land have burned in separate wildfires in Delta, Dolores, Garfield, Mesa, Moffat, Montrose, and ...

Ten people graduated from El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Wildland Fire Academy this week with their Firefighter II ...

Canyon Fire initially started today at 1:25 p.m. in Los Angeles, Ventura County, California. After being active for eight ...

Authorities warned that the fire is spreading fast due to extreme heat and dry conditions in Southern California.

Fire crews are working to contain a fast-moving brush fire in Ventura and Los Angeles counties that has led to evacuations on Thursday.

Multiple areas in Los Angeles County are under evacuation orders as a new wildfire, dubbed the Canyon Fire, has rapidly ...

A fast-spreading brush fire, known as the Canyon Fire, erupted in mountainous terrain north of Los Angeles, prompting ...