One in 8 Californians now live in places at risk for the kinds of devastating wildfires that tore through Los Angeles this ...

All told, the size of orange and red patches on the new maps is 3,626 square miles — an area nearly twice the size of Delaware.

The state of Oregon ... the maps are likely to understate the extent of the danger. As the Los Angeles Times reported in February, only a fifth of the properties inside the Eaton Fire scar ...

Anyone hoping to sell a home will also have to alert would-be buyers of the elevated danger ... level of hazard that exists, giving them an increased chance of surviving a wildfire,” said State Fire ...

Also see: Southern California fire danger zones increase 76% ... safe landscaping around structures. Similar maps sparked a homeowner uprising in Oregon in 2022. “A tidal wave” of property ...

The state of Oregon ... the maps are likely to understate the extent of the danger. As the Los Angeles Times reported in February, only a fifth of the properties inside the Eaton Fire scar ...

Anyone hoping to sell a home will also have to alert would-be buyers of the elevated danger ... level of hazard that exists, giving them an increased chance of surviving a wildfire,” said State Fire ...

Why is the danger ... to the level of hazard that exists, giving them an increased chance of surviving a wildfire,” said State Fire Marshal Daniel Berlant. In other words, these maps are not ...

are living in high-risk fire danger zones. The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection has been releasing these updated maps in installments over the past six weeks, marking the ...

then they can request to have their area brought up to a higher level,” Franks said. The biggest changes in the new maps are the detailed assessments of the fire danger zones that are the ...