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Updated Aug. 24: As wildfires sparked by lightning storms burn in California's northwest corner, evacuation orders and warnings remain in place in four counties.

Dozens of fires across Northern California continue to burn, sparked by periods of dry lightning that hit the ground starting early last week.

California received a one-two punch from Mother Nature as Tropical Storm Hilary unleashed torrential record rains and flooding across Southern California, and an earthquake struck...

California Incident Management Team 2 is in command of the Six Rivers National Forest (SRF) 2023 Lightning Complex which includes the Lone Pine, Pearch, Mosquito, Blue Creek, Blue Creek 2, Bluff #1, Let-er-buck, and Iron fires in addition to Redwood National and State Parks wildfires; Lost, D

Dry lightning across the North Coast beginning last Monday marked the region’s annual entry into California’s fire season, and a new storm system expected to taper off this Monday could create additional hazards, including more fires. 

Gal's Firepit Pizza comes to Hoopa

With wildfire activity on the minds of many in NorCal, the wanted to attempt to give you a brief rundown of the major blazes affecting our greater region.

When the miners had depleted the lowlands, the easy-to-get-to gold claims, they pushed on through the forests, into deep canyons. They climbed the rocky mountains to find streams running white with rapids — always in the hope that here may be a new bonanza. As the miners moved, they left behi

Looming over the landscape of Siskiyou County, California is the imposing and majestic figure of Mount Shasta. Towering alone

Removing dams from the Klamath River is a step toward justice for Native Americans in Northern California.