Paradise, Calif., was devastated by the Camp fire in 2018. Five years later, its residents have mixed feelings on the town that has risen from the ashes, and the lives they have rebuilt. Aug. 20, 2023 ...

Cal Fire says the town of Paradise has been wiped out by the Camp Fire. While crews are still evaluating the damage, they estimate more than 1,000 buildings were damaged in the fire.

Five years ago, before the catastrophic Camp Fire burned through Paradise, California, destroying 11,000 homes and killing 85 people, driving through the small town looked like driving through a ...

Paradise Lost: Inside California's Camp Fire 13:59 The morning of November 8th, a massive wildfire tore through California mountain communities north of Sacramento. Because it started near Camp ...

Two days after the Camp Fire destroyed Paradise, Calif., in November 2018, Dan Wentland drove through the town. The former mayor and his wife, Sherry, had run a construction business there since ...

The Camp Fire destroyed Paradise. Now what to do with a town that 'was' and might be? With a lower-income, retiree-based city destroyed, some are vowing to rebuild stronger than ever.

Reporting from Paradise, Calif. — The death toll from the most destructive fire in California history surged to 23 people on Saturday night, with more than 100 still missing in Butte County ...

What began with almost 1,000 names on the "Missing Person's" or "Unaccounted For Persons" list after the Camp Fire decimated the town of Paradise, California has trimmed to 605 names as of Friday ...

This holiday season has proven especially difficult for Paradise, California, residents where the Camp Fire reduced homes, businesses and lives to ashes.. Nicole Hoenig and her 2-year-old daughter ...

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Search and rescue workers search for human remains at a trailer park burned by the Camp Fire, Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2018, in Paradise, Calif. Hector Amezcua, The Sacramento Bee via AP Joseph Grado and ...