Bodycam video shows hellish early hours of Calif. wildfires
Video from the fire's first night shows the courage of deputies and firefighters working amid the flames
Watch CBS News
Video from the fire's first night shows the courage of deputies and firefighters working amid the flames
"I think it's pretty safe to say this is the biggest challenge this city will ever face, has ever faced and hopefully will ever face"
Paramedics declared a male and female died Thursday afternoon and two others are in critical condition
Caroline Maurer sustained serious injuries after she pushed 2-year-old Fox out of the way of an oncoming car
At least 200,000 acres have been scorched -- or the equivalent size of New York City's five boroughs
Pepe Tamayo returned Thursday to the home he and his family fled from in California. He almost didn't make it out of the fire alive
Gender, identity of victim being withheld pending family notification
Jessica Tunis screamed at her mother to run out of the burning house but Linda Tunis said she was trapped
Firefighters are still unable to gain control of the blazes, which are growing in number nearly three days after flames ignited
Seventy-seven cell towers went down during the fire, meaning some people did not get alerts and could not contact their families
Some were burned to the ground, while owners of others have to wait to find out -- but most promise to rebound
At least 15 killed, 100 people injured and as many as 2,000 homes and businesses destroyed, according to authorities
100-year-old man and his wife among at least 17 dead as wildfires destroy more than 2,000 homes and businesses
Two years of work and nearly 100,000 bottles of wine were destroyed at one vineyard
October traditionally is peak fire season in the state, when the ground is driest and the winds are strongest
Katie Evans, who had four older children in addition to the twin girls, was struck head-on by a vehicle, deputies said
More than 1,500 buildings destroyed as blazes burn in Northern and Southern California
Law now treats HIV like other diseases, part of an effort to reverse tough policies enacted during the AIDS scare of the 1980s and '90s
It was not immediately known if there were any injuries on the train or among the passengers in the stretch limo
The outbreak that has claimed 17 lives may not have peaked and could take a year or more to abate, health officials say
"If you're going to be in the area, you need to stay away from the cliffs," fire spokesman says
California governor signs "sanctuary state" legislation expanding protections for immigrants in U.S. illegally
The dissonance between Attorney General Jeff Sessions and some Republicans over civil asset forfeiture points to broader tensions for GOP
Federal agents say an industrial-scale farm operation in Lassen National Forest, for the purpose of growing marijuana, is killing wildlife
The California Department of Justice and U.S. Postal Service are investigating an unnamed music instructor