Cal football player Camden Jones's family home was destroyed in the Eaton Fire in Southern California. The Jones family is currently staying in a hotel with just a few of their belongings after the ...

Morning walks are supposed to be invigorating. But a recent stroll I took around downtown San Jose this week was rather depressing. Sauntering over to the former Lawrence Hotel on San Fernando Street, ...

D.C.-based chef José Andrés and his World Central Kitchen (WCK) organization deployed to Southern California on Tuesday to feed first responders battling the st ...

The San Jose Fire Department said that around 5:15 a.m., they were alerted to a report of an apartment complex in flames and a possible rescue situation in the 2500 block of Gimelli Way in the ...

San Jose firefighters responded to a three-alarm fire at a Cedarville-Giannotta neighborhood apartment complex early Friday morning, according to the San Jose Fire Department. The structure fire was ...

according to the San Jose Fire Department. Over a dozen people have been displaced. The structure fire was reported at 5:15 a.m. on the 2500 block of Gimelli Way. Responding firefighters saw heavy ...

Firefighters battle a 3-alarm fire on Gimelli Way in San Jose. ‘Deadpool’ Director Tim ... "People Don't Understand How Dangerous It Can Be" — 19 Seemingly Safe But Actually Dangerous ...

The San Jose Fire Department said that around 5:15 a.m., they were alerted to a report of an apartment complex in flames in the 2500 block of Gimelli Way. No injuries were reported, as of 6:15 a.m ...

Two units had major damage, and two others had moderate damage, according to the San Jose Fire Department. Up to four other units were damaged by water and smoke and could also be uninhabitable.

Residents of an apartment complex in San Jose ... three-alarm fire this morning, significantly damaging eight units and displacing 14 individuals. According to the San José Fire Department ...

It basically works like a charm," said Ludlow Fire Department firefighter Joshua Mounce. Mounce also recommended charging lithium-ion batteries outside or at least away from other objects.

The Spokane Valley Fire Department torched the tree and holiday gifts inside one of its training “burn cells” to illustrate the potential danger Christmas trees present when not watered.