the Bridge Fire has scorched more than 34,000 acres in the Angeles National Forest. The Bridge Fire was first reported at 2 p.m. Sunday at East Fork Road near Glendora Mountain Road. Within a few ...

The Bridge Fire burning in the Angeles National Forest near Glendora grew exponentially Tuesday, going from burning 4,000 acres in the early afternoon to 46,000 acres by the evening, officials ...

Firefighters stopped forward progress of the Frenchman Fire after it burned 50 acres in the Angeles National Forest Thursday ...

Even though the Bridge Fire is now 99% contained, its impact is still being felt with numerous road and trail closures around ...

A brush fire dubbed the Frenchman Fire broke out in the Angeles National Forest on Thursday, quickly burning 50 acres, ...

Emergency crews are responding to a vehicle that went over the side of a bridge in the Angeles National Forest on Friday night ... according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department.

8 in the Sheep Mountain Wilderness area of the Angeles National Forest, ultimately burning ... damaged and impaired as a result of the Bridge Fire," the motion adds. The board also called for ...

Four firefighters with the Chaffee County Fire Protection District were dispatched to California earlier this month to assist ...

The Bridge Fire, which ignited Sunday and burned its way through the Angeles National Forest and destroyed at least 39 homes and cabins in the Wrightwood and Mount Baldy areas, was measured at 51,792 ...

Miles away and across a valley, he could see the ominous red glow of the Bridge fire amid the dark green pines of the Angeles National Forest. By Smith’s estimate, the fire wouldn’t reach the ...

No evacuation warnings or orders were still in place, said Dana Dierkes, a spokesperson for the Angeles National Forest ... the public to it. The Bridge fire’s cause was still under investigation.

As the Bridge fire spread from the East Fork of the San Gabriel River to the beloved mountain communities of Mount Baldy and Wrightwood last week, questions arose about what would be left in its wake.