fires
Coverage of fires in the Nexus archive.
- O.C. police prep for beach, theme park 'takeovers' promoted on social media
A woman injured during a violent Fourth of July beach takeover in Newport Beach is speaking out as authorities prepare for similar events potentially targeting Huntington Beach and an Orange County theme park this weekend. The July 4 gathering in Newport Beach involved fires, looting, and chaos.
- Disney World's storm of summer horrors! Terrifying 50ft log flume accidents, fires and evacuations spark mass panic: 'Truly insane that he is still alive'
Disney World experienced a series of incidents during the summer, including a 50ft log flume accident, fires, evacuations, and mass panic. A survivor's miraculous condition was highlighted in the report.
- St. Paul homeless encampments to be cleared starting in August, city officials say
St. Paul city officials announced that homeless encampments will be cleared starting in August due to reported incidents of fatal overdoses, sexual assaults, thefts, and fires in surrounding communities.
- Crews called overnight to three Charlotte fires in 30 minutes
The Charlotte Fire Department responded to three fires within 30 minutes overnight.
- Camden City Council to decide whether to allow scrapyard EMR to resume operations after repeated fires
Camden City Council will decide whether to allow EMR, a scrap metal shredding facility with a history of multiple fires, to resume operations. The proposed settlement includes safety measures like 24/7 fire watch, reduced pile height limits, and improved fire response protocols. Residents and activists have called for the facility to be shut down permanently due to health and safety concerns.
- Fireworks-ignited explosions and raging fires injure several across SoCal over July 4 weekend
Fourth of July fireworks sparked dangerous explosions and raging fires across Southern California, leaving several injured and displacing families. The incidents occurred over the July 4 weekend and involved multiple dangerous incidents linked to fireworks.
- Fireworks-ignited explosions and raging fires injure several across SoCal over July 4 weekend
Fourth of July fireworks caused dangerous explosions and raging fires in Southern California, resulting in multiple injuries and family displacements over the July 4 weekend.
- California’s Fourth of July plunges into hell as stores looted, police horses charge and fires break out
Fourth of July celebrations in Southern California turned chaotic as unruly crowds overwhelmed fireworks displays and looted stores. Police horses were deployed, and fires broke out amid the unrest.
- Rescuers search for survivors in Kyiv as massive Russian attack causes air pollution spike
Rescue workers in Kyiv are searching for survivors after Russian strikes killed 30 people by hitting residential buildings. Residents were advised to stay home due to a spike in air pollution from fires caused by the attacks.
- Large Fires Scorch Drought-Stricken Western U.S.
Large fires are scorching the drought-stricken Western United States due to a warm and dry winter, leading to an early and aggressive fire season with worsening conditions expected.
- 10 people displaced after two late-night fires in Richmond
Ten people were displaced following two late-night fires in Richmond on Sunday. The incidents occurred in the city of Richmond, causing displacement but no other details were provided.
- Red Cross urges Coloradans to have an evacuation plan as fires burn
The Red Cross is urging residents of Colorado to prepare an evacuation plan and have an evacuation kit ready due to ongoing fires. Over a dozen people have already sought assistance from the Red Cross.
- Boulder County fire restrictions remain in effect
Fire restrictions remain in effect in Boulder County. Smoke from fires burning in Utah can be seen across the Front Range, particularly near Nederland.
- Here's the latest on fires burning in western Colorado
Fast-moving fires are burning in western Colorado, including on the Colorado-Utah border, as of Sunday afternoon. The fires continue to burn without additional details provided in the article.
- German doctor admits to killing 12 patients in high-profile trial
A German doctor admitted to killing 12 patients during a high-profile trial at the Berlin Regional Court. He is charged with 15 total patient deaths between September 2021 and July 2024, allegedly using a lethal drug mixture and setting fires to conceal evidence.
- Why is it so smoky in Colorado?
Skies in many areas of Colorado appeared hazy on Wednesday morning, leading to questions about nearby fires or potential dangers from the smoky air.
- Ukraine hits Moscow in its largest attack in years, sparking fires and evacuations
Ukraine launched a large attack on Moscow, resulting in fires and evacuations. This marks the largest such attack in years.
- Spencer Pratt teams up with unlikely ally to take on Karen Bass over fires destroying Los Angeles homes
Spencer Pratt collaborates with an unlikely ally to challenge Karen Bass regarding fires damaging Los Angeles homes. The initiative addresses the destruction caused by the fires.
- Over 320,000 security cameras recalled after fire, explosion reports
Over 320,000 outdoor security cameras have been recalled nationwide after reports of overheating, explosions, fires, and minor burns. The recall addresses safety hazards linked to the devices.
- Over 320,000 security cameras recalled after fire, explosion reports
Over 320,000 outdoor security cameras have been recalled nationwide due to reports of overheating, explosions, fires, and minor burns.
- Karen Bass: 5 Facts About the Incumbent Los Angeles Mayor
Karen Bass became Los Angeles mayor four years ago but faces a challenging re-election due to public dissatisfaction with her response to last year’s regional fires.
- Russia Strikes Kyiv in Overnight Missile and Drone Attack, People Feared Trapped Under Rubble
Russia conducted an overnight missile and drone attack on Kyiv, damaging residential buildings, causing fires, and triggering power outages. Authorities reported possible people trapped under rubble in the Podilskyi district and fires in residential and civilian areas.
- MTA boss says Penn Station fires are ‘unacceptable’; Amtrak official agrees but calls them ‘anomalies’
MTA and Amtrak officials addressed recent fires at Penn Station causing service disruptions. MTA's Janno Lieber criticized Amtrak for 'unacceptable' incidents, while Amtrak's Gerhard Williams called them 'anomalies' unrelated to infrastructure.
- Former FDNY commissioner Sal Cassano explains why blazes are getting worse: ‘Fires have changed’
Former FDNY Commissioner Sal Cassano discussed why fires are becoming more severe and shared fire safety tips with The Post's Cindy Adams. He emphasized that 'fires have changed,' indicating evolving challenges in fire prevention and response.