Cal Fire says the town of Paradise has been wiped out by the Camp Fire. While crews are still evaluating the damage, they estimate more than 1,000 buildings were damaged in the fire.

Reporting from Paradise, Calif. — The death toll from the most destructive fire in California history surged to 23 people on Saturday night, with more than 100 still missing in Butte County ...

This holiday season has proven especially difficult for Paradise, California, residents where the Camp Fire reduced homes, businesses and lives to ashes.. Nicole Hoenig and her 2-year-old daughter ...

In 2018, when the Camp fire destroyed the nearby town of Paradise, his Berry Creek friends again took shelter on his property. Though 88 people died in the Camp fire, making it California’s most ...

The Camp Fire, in less than 24 hours, had torched over 31 square miles, or 20,000 acres, and “pretty much … destroyed” Paradise, a city with a population of 27,000 located about 180 miles ...

PARADISE, CA - NOVEMBER 08: A home burns as the Camp Fire moves through the area on November 8, 2018 in Paradise, California. Fueled by high winds and low humidity, the rapidly spreading Camp Fire ...

One year after the Camp Fire destroyed much of the town in California’s deadliest wildfire, Paradise is coming back to life. Eleven homes have been rebuilt, and the town has issued more than 300 ...

The Camp Fire has scorched over 70,000 acres in the Butte County area, which is about 90 miles north of Sacramento, according to Cal Fire. The fire is burning about 80 acres per minute, according ...

Paradise town leaders had designed some of the most advanced fire evacuation strategies in California — yet 86 people died in the Camp Fire, the highest death toll of any wildfire in state history.

Paradise, California, May Never Come Back From the Ashes ... Since the day after Thanksgiving, the 27-year-old has been working on a crew cleaning up after the Camp Fire, ...

His community is still reeling from the Camp Fire in November of 2018, which killed 85 people and destroyed close to 19,000 structures. The Dixie Fire started in the same area, also likely due to ...