One dead after planes collide mid-air outside Los Angeles
Two planes collided mid-air north of Los Angeles on Sunday, leaving one person dead, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The department responded at 1:20 p.m. to two downed planes in the city of Lancaster. One pilot was pronounced dead on arrival, and the other reported no injuries, according to officials.
The drone interrupted the firefighters' efforts to fight the Line Fire in San Bernardino County in southern California.
This aircraft will beef up Cal Fire’s ability to hit fires earlier and harder, better protecting Californians,” Newsom said in a press release. “It’s part of our overall strategy that adds ...
Timelapse footage showed the spread of the Airport Fire in California, as a camera captured itself being engulfed in flames.
The federal government plans to transfer six more of the planes to Cal Fire at no cost, with another expected to be ready for service in Fresno by the end of this year and a third scheduled for ...
A Tesla Semi crash in California last month required firefighters to dump 50,000 gallons of water on the burning wreckage of ...
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Threats to life, property prioritized for resources in 3 Southern California wildfiresOfficials say they had enough firefighters, engines and aircraft, but homes burned as far-flung assistance was on its way.
By Saturday night, firefighters contained about 19% of the fire, it said. The fight was helped not only by weather but by an influx of reinforcements, including crews and aircraft, Cal Fire ...
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