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A deadly wildfire in Southern California that killed two people has tripled in size in just 24 hours, exploding from about 5,000 acres to over 18,600 acres, authorities said.The fast-moving Fairview Fire started on Monday afternoon near the ...

As soaring temperatures bring sleepless nights to households around the world, scientists are offering advice on how to sleep better and thereby mitigate the adverse health impacts of extreme heat. Certain groups — older adults, children, pregnant women and individuals with psychiatric conditions — may be particularly vulnerable to the sleep-disruptive effects of heat waves,…

The Mosquito fire has mushroomed to nearly 29,600 acres and burned parts of historic Volcanoville. Access is difficult because of tough terrain.

Time now for "5 things" to know for your "new day." in georgia, two sheriff deputies were killed in what officials described as an ambush while they were serving a warrant in a home north of atlanta. following an hours long standoff with police, two suspects are now in custody. a shooting at a memorial park in uvalde, texas, injuring with people. the park is a mile from robb elementary school where 19 children and 2 teachers were killed. police believe the shooting was gang related. four suspe...

Tropical Storm Kay won't make a direct landfall in Southern California, but it could still bring rain, wind and dangerous flooding in some areas.

HEMET, Calif. (AP) -- Firefighters struggled Thursday to gain control of major California wildfires that have grown explosively and forced extensive

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Firefighters struggling to control raging California wildfires faced a...

Closure of all northbound lanes on the 5 Freeway began Thursday as crews work on opening a third lane and make repairs caused by the Route fire, Caltrans said.

Despite the stress the heat wave has placed on California's power grid, the state has so far avoided ordering rolling blackouts.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A record-setting heat wave made life miserable in much of the West on Tuesday, with California stretching into its second week of excessive heat that taxed the state's power supply and threatened power shortages that could prompt blackouts while people were desperately trying...