MALIBU - One year ago today, the Franklin Fire swept through 4,000 acres of Malibu as more than 700 firefighters battled ...

A wildfire in Southern California has destroyed homes and prompted evacuations in Malibu, the iconic, affluent and mountainous beach community.

The significant rainfall the region has seen in recent weeks has been helpful in mitigating fire threats. But it could lead ...

Residents finally get a sigh of relief, but with Santa Ana winds on the way and fewer seasonal crews at hand, Firefighters ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Hot conditions and Santa Ana winds will hit Southern California this week, beginning the fall wildfire season in ...

The Franklin Fire continued to burn in Malibu, California, on Tuesday morning, threatening celebrities' homes. The Franklin Fire ignited Monday night after days of extremely dangerous fire conditions ...

Santa Ana winds are expected to return Sunday with gusts ranging from 40 to 50 mph, the National Weather Service said.

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Calif. - Santa Ana Winds arrive Tuesday creating gusty conditions in Ventura County and warm & dry weather across the region. A Red Flag Warning and heat advisory will be in ...

The first Santa Anas of the season triggered a power shutoff for thousands of Southern Californians on Wednesday as utilities, firefighters and health officials were put on alert for impacts from the ...

Some areas near Los Angeles are under a red flag warning through Wednesday. Elevated Critical Extremely Critical By Amy Graff Amy Graff is a reporter on The Times’s weather team. The temperature ...

Hot conditions and Santa Ana winds will hit Southern California this week, beginning the fall wildfire season in earnest as the region continues to recover from January's devastating firestorms.