A fast-moving wildfire in Ventura County continued to grow on May 19, prompting evacuations in Simi Valley, California.

Firefighters are racing to keep flames away from the Santa Susana Field Laboratory, a former nuclear and rocket testing site.

A wildfire that started Monday morning prompted evacuation orders in Simi Valley. Related Articles. Early-morning fire ...

Firefighters are increasing containment of three wildfires that have burned thousands acres this week and triggered ...

The Sandy Fire has spread rapidly to 1386 acres in Ventura County, prompting evacuation orders and warnings across parts of ...

Crews responded to the Sandy Fire in the Simi Valley area on Monday. Here's the latest on the fire, home losses and ...

Emergency responders said they attended 111 separate incidents on Sunday, ranging from vegetation fires and medical emergencies to downed trees, fallen power lines and traffic collisions ...

A fast-moving brush fire ignited and grew amid windy weather in Simi Valley to more than 1,300 acres on Monday, May 18, ...

The Sandy Fire continues to burn in Simi Valley, but crews have increased containment to 15%. Nearly 1,700 acres have burned.

The Sandy Fire in Simi Valley rapidly grew to 180 acres within an hour, triggering evacuation orders and warnings near ...

Cal Fire officials said the Sandy Fire in Simi Valley is spreading "dangerously fast" and is threatening structures as well ...

Map: California’s biggest wildfire of the year burning in the Channel Islands Fast-moving Corral fire in Antelope Valley ...