A brush fire that broke out in the San Fernando Valley Wednesday afternoon caused a shutdown of an LA Metro line and encroached on structures before forward progress was stopped. The Balboa Fire ...

A brush fire that broke out in the San Fernando Valley Wednesday afternoon injured one person, caused a shutdown of an LA Metro line and encroached on structures before forward progress was stopped.

Initially, homes were threatened, and at least five hundred acres were under threat. Fortunately, fire crews said they were able to stop forward progress at 36 acres.

Firefighters on Friday were responding to a brush fire reported near the Guadalupe Landfill in South San Jose.

The fire was reported around 2:45 p.m. Friday on the 17700 block of San Pasqual Valley Road, according to Cal Fire. The fire ...

Southern California residents had made it through the worst of this week's heat wave with slightly lower temperatures on tap ...

The Inland Empire as well as the Santa Clarita, San Fernando, San Gabriel Valleys are expected to sizzle with near-100-degree temperatures as a heat advisory will remain in effect through Friday 9 p.m ...

LAFD crews in the air and on the ground held the fire to about 1.5 to 2 acres, said LA Fire Department spokeswoman Margaret ...

Los Angeles firefighters stopped the spread of a 4-acre brush fire in the Sepulveda Basin Wednesday that left one person ...

Crews responded to a brush fire that burned at least four acres, south of Poway Road and Lola Way Saturday evening.