Map of Palisades fire damage More: Maps show landmarks and local institutions damaged and destroyed in LA fires Read As LA fires burn, see how they compare to the largest in California's history ...

Griffith Park has reopened to the public, a little over a week after the Sunset fire broke out in the area. The 4,210-acre park and its sprawling network of hiking trails opened at 8 a.m. Thursday ...

PADUCAH, Ky. (KFVS) - The Brookport Bridge in Paducah, Kentucky is currently closed due to a non-injury collision. According to the McCracken County Sheriff’s Office, the Brookport Bridge is ...

Firefighters work from a deck as the Palisades Fire burns a beachfront property. (AP) LOS ANGELES: As uncontrolled blazes have turned large swaths of Los Angeles into hellscapes the last week ...

GRAND CANYON VILLAGE, Ariz. — All inner canyon trails at the Grand Canyon are closed because of a chlorine gas leak at Roaring Springs, the national park said on Wednesday evening. The chlorine ...

A chlorine gas leak at Roaring Springs forced the closure of all inner canyon corridor trails at ... and South Kaibab Trail are closed until further notice for both day and night hikers, the ...

The Palisades fires are already the most destructive in LA history, with at least 1,000 structures burned. Below we take a look at the before and after pictures showing the full extent of the ...

along with Treasure Hunter's Arcade, 4405 South U.S. 1 in Fort Pierce, were raided and closed in a Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office operation dubbed "Operation Fools Treasure," according to a ...

‘Beautiful desolation,' said another.'' Mark J. Terrill ''This picture was made on the fifth day of the Palisades Fire in Mandeville Canyon, where homes were still threatened. At that point most ...

All inner canyon corridor trails temporarily closed, including: Bright Angel South Kaibab North Kaibab The park announced that the gas leak was stabilized and crews were working on repairs.

By Joshua Skovlund Posted on Jan 16, 2025 As thick black smoke rises past their canopy, the crew of a California National Guard Chinook dives through a scrubby canyon, 500 feet over a line of flames.