While the winds are forecast to die down Tuesday, hot summer temperatures — and increased fire danger — will be sticking around. Jeremy Wolf, meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in ...

This tree, despite being known as drought- and fire-resistant, is actually quite flammable. “All parts of a pine tree—needles, bark, and sap—are extremely flammable due to high resin content ...

Not every flammable plant must go, but we should carefully consider how we replant in burned areas. Editorial: Must L.A. purge flammable eucalyptuses and palms? Maybe not - Los Angeles Times ...

meanwhile, local fire departments are teaming up to remind everyone about the importance of fire safety. as we are in the holiday season, especially with those christmas trees that are very flammable.