Garnet Fire initially started 5:06 p.m. Aug. 23 in Fresno County, California. It has burned 58,783 acres after being active ...

Garnet Fire initially started 5:06 p.m. Aug. 23 in Fresno County, California.

For 19 straight days, the Garnet Fire has been raging. On Thursday, fire crews met for a briefing at the Shaver Lake ...

Stay updated on the Garnet Fire as crews improve containment with favorable weather. Learn about evacuation zones and safety ...

The Garnet Fire continued to grow overnight as smoke from its flames is prompting warnings across multiple states.

Firefighters in Central California have been working to protect a grove of giant sequoia trees from a massive wildfire.

Smoke from the Garnet Fire rises, obscuring the sun in the Sierra National Forest southeast of Shaver Lake along McKinley ...

On Sunday night and into Monday morning, when the north side of the 55,000-acre blaze in the mountains east of Fresno ...

The Garnet Fire burns in the Sierra National Forest southeast of Shaver Lake along McKinley Grove Road, which had threatened ...

Authorities on Monday expanded evacuation warnings for the 49,109-acre Garnet Fire in the Sierra National Forest, adding five ...

A fire burning in Fresno County has reached the McKinley grove of giant sequoias. Several trees are in flames and specially ...

Crews are in the process of breaking down the base camp at Avocado Lake and moving it to Clovis after outgrowing the area.