Butte County DA Releases Dash Camera Footage From Officer-Involved Shooting
The Butte County District Attorney's Office released dashcam footage from last week's deadly officer-involved shooting in the Camp Fire Evacuation Area.
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The Butte County District Attorney's Office released dashcam footage from last week's deadly officer-involved shooting in the Camp Fire Evacuation Area.
The Crocker Art Museum is offering free admission to all Butte County residents affected by the Camp Fire.
Survivors of the Camp Fire are still in need, as many of them have been left with nothing. Now several companies around the country are brewing up a solution: they'll get to work on a new IPA and give the proceeds to those in need.
The Paradise community came together Sunday to begin the healing process. A vigil was held at First Christian Church of Chico. Residents were provided with candles to honor the lives lost in the Camp Fire, along those still missing and first responders.
Finland's president isn't sure where U.S. President Donald Trump got the idea that raking is part of his country's routine for managing its substantial forests.
Smoke from the Camp Fire continues to pose a health threat in the Sacramento area. As of 12 p.m. Friday, the air quality reading, or Air Quality Index (AQI) reading in downtown Sacramento, specifically along T Street, was 337, or "hazardous."
The days are numbered at a makeshift camp in a Walmart parking lot in Chico, where dozens of evacuees from the Camp Fire have been told it's time to leave.
The number of missing people from the Camp Fire has grown significantly in the last day.
A wanted double homicide suspect was shot and killed by deputies in the Camp Fire evacuation zone in Butte County late Thursday morning.
On Wednesday state and local educators gathered to come up with a plan on how students and staff will move forward.
Authorities searching through the blackened aftermath of California's deadliest wildfire have released the names of about 100 people who are still missing.
Officers are doing all they can to protect all lives in after the Camp Fire - even some of the smallest ones.
Searchers combing through the charred areas have rescued hundreds of animals -- including dogs, cats, horses, donkeys, ducks, and a tortoise.
The Camp Fire burning in Butte County has now taken the lives of 42 people - making it the deadliest fire in California history.
More than 220 people remain unaccounted for as whipping winds and tinder-dry conditions threaten more areas through the rest of the week.
Deputies are keeping an eye out for lost and loose pets in areas evacuated due to the Camp Fire.
Food television personality Guy Fieri is making sure the first responders fighting the Camp Fire aren't going hungry.
The effects of the Camp Fire is being felt in the Sacramento area. Air quality in Folsom, Sloughhouse and Roseville is now deemed hazardous due to smoke from the fire
More sobering numbers from the Camp Fire. The death toll rising to 29, with 228 people still missing. Flyers of the missing are posted at local shelters around Butte County.
PG&E has been at fault for several deadly wildfires across the state, and now the company may also be to blame for the Camp Fire.
The Camp Fire was reported shortly after daybreak in a rural area. By nightfall, it had consumed more than 28 square miles and was raging out of control.
The federal assistance includes air assets, shelter supplies, and water for evacuated residents.
With the Camp Fire still raging, Butte County school officials have decided to close all public schools until at least after the Thanksgiving break.
The Butte County Sheriff's Office says at least five people have been found dead after the Camp Fire tore through the town of Paradise on Thursday.
As the Camp Fire continues to burn, families from all over the country are worried about their loved ones in Butte County. Messages posted to social media show people as far as North Carolina trying to find missing relatives.
