UPDATE: Group of hikers missing in Royal Fire area found safe A fast-spreading wildfire dubbed the Royal Fire broke out late Sunday afternoon in Tahoe National Forest, sending ash into Truckee and ...

Thirteen hikers missing in the fire zone as the Royal Fire burns in the Tahoe National Forest on Monday have been located. The Placer County Sheriff's Office said the people range in age from 16 ...

A group of 13 hikers were located Monday morning after they went missing within the zone of the Royal fire in Tahoe National Forest, according to authorities.

Nearly 400 fire personnel continued to fight the Royal Fire that has burned more than 200 acres in the Tahoe National Forest over four days.

The Royal Fire kept pace over the night, growing to 200 acres by Tuesday morning in a canyon that is steep and isolated. This part of the Tahoe National Forest, near Royal Gorge and Soda Springs ...

The Placer County Sheriff’s Office reported 13 hikers in a group got lost in the area where the Royal Fire was burning in Lake Tahoe National Forest.

The Royal Fire exploded in Tahoe National Forest overnight, with fire activity calming a little Monday.

The U.S. Forest Service says the Royal Fire has grown to 154 acres, up from 54 acres Sunday night, but they say crews are making forward progress with ground ac ...

The Royal Fire, caused by an escaped campfire, has burned 168 acres in the Tahoe National Forest near Truckee.

Fire crews battled a vehicle fire that spread to a house. The fire was reported on New Road, Ruscombe, in Twyford at 4.09am on Tuesday, July 15.

The Royal Fire blazing across the Tahoe National Forest remains at no containment, now burning just over 200 acres, regional fire officials said on Tuesday. Having begun at approximately 4 p.m. on ...

Authorities located a group of hikers missing within the fire zone of a Northern California wildfire that erupted over the weekend.