Video shows 165-mph, 2,700-degree fire tornado that killed firefighter
New video from Cal Fire shows the most intense tornado ever in California history that trapped and killed a firefighter
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New video from Cal Fire shows the most intense tornado ever in California history that trapped and killed a firefighter
The cub received a unique treatment on her paws, which were badly burned in California's Carr Fire
Insurers say devastating wildfires have become most destructive blazes in the state's history
Some 14,000 firefighters in California are struggling to curb 18 fires in the midst of a sweltering summer
Utility worker battling NorCal blaze is 9th to die in 18 major blazes throughout the state, but mainly in Northern California
Homeowners are facing the growing problem of insurers canceling policies because of more frequent wildfires
On Saturday, Gov. Jerry Brown called on President Trump to help California fight and recover from another destructive wildfire season
National Weather Service says a series of dry low-pressure systems could bring wind gusts that could turn small fires or sparks into racing walls of flame
Four people are still unaccounted for in the devastating Carr Fire near Redding, California. It is now the seventh most destructive wildfire in California history. The Mendocino Complex fires destroyed more buildings Tuesday, as 17 large wildfires burn statewide. Mireya Villarreal reports.
The Carr Fire in Redding killed six people and destroyed more than 1,000 homes, making it the sixth most destructive fire in California history
Owner of pet store where "Eres" lives says she was coiled up in milk crate on neighbor's patio and is doing well; says Eres is "very gentle"
Latest blazes spread with shocking speed through bone-dry forest and brush, prompting new evacuations
Crews saved thousands of homes, but officials warn this is only the beginning of what's already a destructive fire season
A heartwarming video posted to Facebook shows an adorable little girl handing out burritos to firefighters battling the devastating Carr Fire in California. The fire, which has already killed six people and forced evacuations for nearly 40,000 people, has grown to size of Denver, putting a heavy toll on firefighters.
The Carr Fire in Redding, California, has killed at least six people and thousands have been forced to evacuate the area. CBS News correspondent Carter Evans joins CBSN with the latest.
Jonathan Cox, battalion chief for CalFire's Northern California region, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss why he's "cautiously optimistic" about the Carr Fire, and how California is seeing a surge in more deadly and destructive fires.
Chelsea Lutz, who uploaded the video of her daughter Gracie, told CBS News that giving out the food was all about providing a boost for the firefighters
For the second year in a row, the Food Network host is teaming up with the Salvation Army and Operation BBQ to help California's wildfire evacuees
So far, the California fires have killed at least eight people — including firefighters — and have burned nearly a quarter million acres of land
People in California are sharing their stories of kindness, as firefighters work 24 hour shifts to try and contain multiple wildfires
Crews desperately trying to hold the line are relying heavily on water drops from the air
Jonathan Cox says the fires have been "more deadly, more destructive fires, more often"
Social media users are "fawning" over a photo of a California Highway Patrol officer getting nuzzled by a baby deer that he saved from a wildfire
Ed Bledsoe, who had left his home to run an errand, says he didn't receive evacuation warnings
Carr Fire has forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes after days of explosive growth -- but officials see hope Sunday night