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Two people died while fleeing the wildfire on Monday and at least 12 structures have been destroyed.

The Mosquito Fire was zero percent contained Thursday afternoon

A wood products company said that it is investigating whether a fire that killed two people as it swept through a Northern California town was caused by

LOS ANGELES—Forces were beginning to collide in California on Thursday as wildfires threatened communities, an epic heat wave stressed the electrical grid and as moisture from a hurricane was expected to bring thunderstorms and floods along with cooling. Firefighters struggled to control major wildfires in Southern California and the Sierra…

Mosquito Fire in California spreads to almost 30,000 acres-

A Cal Fire representative said moisture is always helpful when fighting wildfires, but high winds could spur the flames.

Hurricane Kay is bringing winds, rain and lightning to San Diego and Los Angeles. Some of the tropical storm left overs are set to track north towards the SF Bay Area.

With drought in the West, wildfires in California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington, coastal flood alerts near Washington, D.C., and inland flooding in Kentucky, the White House released a new tool to look at how climate change will impact communities.

Thursday was a "better day," a CalFire official said, but there are challenges on multiple fronts Friday.

Meteorologist Garry Lesser said the conditions may produce “more robust” sunrises,...