14 Freeway Partially Reopens After Tick Fire
Northbound lanes on Highway 14 were reopened Friday afternoon, but the southbound side of the freeway remained closed.
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Northbound lanes on Highway 14 were reopened Friday afternoon, but the southbound side of the freeway remained closed.
The 3,950-acre Tick Fire has been burning in the Santa Clarita community of Canyon Country since Thursday.
The Tick Fire flared up Friday morning and jumped the 14 Freeway. Here are the latest live updates.
Police are searching for a trio of burglars who vandalized and stole tablets from a South Los Angeles school.
A number of brush fires broke out Thursday across the Southland, prompting thousands of people to flee their homes.
A number of Southern California school districts have announced they would be cancelling classes Friday due to the ongoing fire threat, planned power outages and poor air quality.
As of 10 p.m. Thursday, SoCal Edison had shut off power to 10,378 customers in Los Angeles County, 7,436 customers in San Bernardino County, 6,120 in Ventura County, 5,286 customers in Kern County and 1,865 customers in Riverside County.
Flames erupted Thursday in the Sepulveda Basin as fires ravaged Southern California.
Flames erupted in Castaic Thursday afternoon as multiple brush fires sparked through Southern California.
A brush fire erupted in Canyon Country Thursday afternoon.
The Old Water Fire broke out before 2 a.m. along Highway 18, near Old Waterman Canyon Road.
A brush fire erupted in Eagle Rock Thursday afternoon amid wind and heat advisories throughout Los Angeles County.
Following the shooting, a SWAT standoff ensued after deputies believed one of the suspects may still be holed up inside the home.
Hundreds of people were forced from their homes in Sonoma County early Thursday as the fast-moving Kincade Fire roared toward the wine country community of Geyserville and the Red Rock Casino.
It appears to have started after a car slammed into a telephone pole and caught fire.