Yolo County declares emergency following Oakdale Fire, enabling access to aid and focusing on recovery efforts.

The Yolo County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the declaration of a local emergency after a fireworks facility fire and explosion had an entire community shaken to its core on July 1.

A deadly explosion at a pyrotechnics warehouse in Esparto sparked a massive blaze, later dubbed the Oakdale Fire. The blast ...

As a way to update the community on the situation, a press conference was held on Monday morning, a few hundred yards away ...

Yolo County works on recovery after an explosion at a pyrotechnics facility led to a devastating fire and the death of seven ...

The cause of the fire, which burned 78 acres, remained under investigation, according to Cal Fire, the state firefighting ...

The cause of the fire, which burned 78 acres, remained under investigation, according to Cal Fire, the state firefighting ...

He saw it as a new chapter in our life,” girlfriend Syanna Ruiz said of her teen boyfriend starting work. “He was excited. He ...

A deadly explosion at a pyrotechnics warehouse in Esparto triggered a massive blaze, known as the Oakdale Fire. The blast ...

Authorities in northern California have confirmed the recovery of the bodies of seven people who had been reported missing ...

Oakdale Fire initially started 6:02 p.m. July 1 in Yolo County, California. Since its discovery five days ago, it has burned ...

The Esparto explosion reveals, once again, the catastrophic consequences of deregulation, cronyism and the hollowing out of safety standards across the US and internationally.