Wildfires Create Worst Air Quality On Record In SF Bay Area
Regulators say the air quality in most of the region has sank to the same unhealthy level as some of China's smog-choked cities.
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Regulators say the air quality in most of the region has sank to the same unhealthy level as some of China's smog-choked cities.
Ellen and Bob Pearson's family has been searching for the couple since they were last seen evacuating from their mobile home in Santa Rosa, preparing to leave in their purple Pontiac as flames lurked in the distance.
A collection more than a century old turned up inside a Sacramento storage unit during a theft investigation. Detectives are now searching for the rightful owner.
A few cars and a trailer in the back were untouched, but everything else had burned to ashes.
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department was busy collecting toys outside a Walmart in Antelope. They'll be delivered on Friday.
Thousands of people still don't have access to cellular service and have not been able to get in contact with loved ones.
The Oakmont community has been under attack for days as fires continue to burn, displacing thousands of residents.
Charles Schulz's son, Monte Schulz, says a fire on Monday torched the Santa Rosa homes of his stepmother, 78-year-old Jean Schulz, and his brother, Craig Schulz.
Gov. Jerry Brown has remained a background player as one of the worst series of wildfires in California history tears across the state's wine country and beyond.
All Khush Nagpal wanted for his birthday was a cake, but he got a much sweeter celebration in the most unlikely place.
Sonoma County Sheriff Robert Giordano said Thursday night that two more people have been confirmed dead there. That raises the statewide death total from 29 to 31.
Wildfires already well on their way to becoming the deadliest and most destructive in California history could gain momentum Thursday and erase even the modest gains firefighters have made.
Communities in wildfire-prone Northern California have an array of emergency systems designed to alert residents of danger: text messages, phone calls, emails and tweets. But after days of raging blazes left at least 23 dead, authorities said those methods will be assessed after some residents complained those warnings never got through.
The death toll from the devastating wine country fires climbed to 14 Thursday in Sonoma County with another 463 people listed as missing, authorities said.
Jessica Tunis screamed at her mother to run out of the burning house but Linda Tunis said she was trapped, there was fire everywhere, and the last thing she said to her daughter was that she was going die before the call dropped.
