The Bridge Fire in Los Angele County had burned almost 3,000 acres on Monday, September 9, with no containment, Cal Fire said.
Evacuation orders were in place for two East Fork communities, as well as the Baldy village area, Cal Fire said.
This aerial footage by the Quick Reaction Force Program shows the fire burning at night. Credit: Quick Reaction Force Program via Storyful
Chris Packham has been forced to pay £200,000 to a pensioner and country sportsman he was accused of pursuing ‘vindictively” through the courts, it has been claimed.
When they got home, people felt sick, horrified and useless
Natalie Shotter, 37, had been on a night out before she was sexually assaulted and killed on a park bench in London in July 2021, jurors have heard.
A man took action after he spotted a gang of youths wheeling his motorbike away from his property in Bradford.
Paul O’Dwyer, Andrea Powell, Morgan Rogers and Nicola Wheatley died in the incident on October 30 2021.
A teacher who was struck off for having sex with a pupil has complained of being stigmatised because of her offence.
A photograph appears to show a large door of the Bayesian was closed minutes before the superyacht sank - contrary to claims it may have been left open.Seven people, including British tech magnate Mike Lynch and his 18-year-old daughter Hannah, died when the 56m superyacht sank in a storm off the coast of Sicily in the early hours of August 19.Prosecutors are investigating three people on possible manslaughter and shipwreck charges, after the boat sank despite another yacht that was moored nearby managing to weather the storm.It has been alleged that crew on board Bayesian left a large door towards the rear of the craft’s port side open, meaning waves were able to wash in, contributing to it sinking quickly.But a photo taken by a passenger on another nearby yacht - the Sir Robert Baden Powell - just 14 minutes before the sinking appears to show the door was shut, The Times reports.
Exclusive: IPP prisoner Nicholas Bidar’s heartbroken family say he is losing hope of ever getting home as he languishes in a cell with only a bucket for a toilet
On a white stuccoed terraced street in an exclusive corner of London, Charlie Holt’s battered old caravan strikes an incongruous note. “Some chap around the corner sold it to me for £250,” he says. His dog, Angel, stands patiently by his side.
Three weeks ago, I travelled to Israel to try and work out what October 7 had meant as the first anniversary approached. The massacres committed by Hamas on that black Sabbath were among the foulest of the modern era and saw the worst loss of life for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. Not much time elapsed, though, before the bloodcurdling crimes were sidelined as international attention switched, rather too eagerly, to Israel’s war in Gaza. Thousands of Palestinians were tragically killed
A 10-year-old has been arrested for allegedly driving a stolen car around a crowded school playground.
Sofia Koval allegedly killed her grandmother Yevheniia Koval on May 23 with a belt and her walker
Matej Radelic tied up three children, aged just six, seven and eight, with cable ties after they went into his swimming pool
A 21-year-old Yazidi woman has been rescued from Gaza where she had been held captive by Hamas for years after being trafficked by ISIS.
The Foreign Office has confirmed the tragic news
An entrepreneur was conducting illegal excavations at the hitherto unknown archaeological site, damaging and looting the area, which has now been seized by the Carabinieri. The rediscovered church is a rare example of medieval art of which very few models are known in the whole of Italy.
"Them finding that dog yesterday was a bright spot in the middle of this chaos,” said a rescue official, nearly a week after the storm decimated the area.
He was responsible for a lot more thefts than the police first thought and ended up admitting to most of them during police interviews
The Foreign and Commonwealth regularly updates its advice for travellers
Two former London police officers have been handed their jobs back and will receive back pay after winning an appeal Friday against a ruling that said they had lied about smelling cannabis during a stop and search of two Black athletes. The Police Appeals Tribunal overturned the conclusion by a disciplinary panel a year ago that the two former Metropolitan Police officers — Jonathan Clapham and Sam Franks — had lied. The two athletes, British sprinter Bianca Williams and her Portuguese partner Ricardo Dos Santos, told the police watchdog that they were racially profiled by a group of police officers on July 4, 2020.
Yahoo News