A spate of wildfires thought to have been sparked by lightning prompted evacuation orders in Sierra National Forest.

A wildfire has burned over 3,000 acres that was sparked Sunday afternoon in Fresno County. The location of the fire, dubbed ...

A fast-moving wildfire has burned more than 3,300 acres in eastern Fresno County since igniting early Sunday afternoon.

Garnet Fire initially started 2:13 p.m. Aug. 24 in Fresno County, California. Since its discovery 19 hours ago, it has burned 4,442.1 acres, an increase of 1,104 acres since the last update. By Monday ...

After being active for more than ten years, Garnet Fire has burned 3,330 acres. 99 firefighters have been assigned to respond to the blaze, however, as of Monday morning, the fire continues to burn ...

The Garnet Fire has burned about 3,338 acres after starting south of Rodgers Ridge at Garnet Dike in the Sierra National ...

Wildfire danger continues Monday morning with crews battling flames across the state. In Napa County, crews continue to ...

A fast-moving wildfire has burned more than 3,300 acres in eastern Fresno County since igniting early Sunday afternoon.

Firefighters are battling the 0% contained Garnet Fire, which is burning 600 acres of Fresno County in the Sierra National ...

The Branch 2 Fire has ignited near Watts Valley Road, south of Tollhouse and is currently burning 36 acres with 0% of it ...

As of Sunday evening, the fire near Calistoga had scorched more than 6,800 acres and was 11% contained, fire officials said.