In Paradise, California fire is nothing new. But a fire that destroys a town in minutes? ... Camp Fire's fury overwhelmed fire-wary residents of Paradise. Trevor Hughes. USA TODAY.

The town of Paradise’s $134.65 million budget is set to go before the Town Council on Tuesday, with updates on recovery and ...

As the Park Fire burns in Butte County, residents of Paradise reflect on the Camp Fire and how it’s informed their decisions during this wildfire.

With 134 homes reported to be destroyed or damaged, and others sure to be counted later, many residents of nearby Paradise are reminded of the destruction the Camp Fire caused to their town less ...

Not long after the Camp Fire, uncertainty spread as to whether the Paradise Unified School District would be able to continue ...

The Camp Fire, which started because of a downed PG&E power line on Nov. 8, 2018, burned more than 153,000 acres, ... 2023 ...

The Camp Fire nearly destroyed the entire town of Paradise, California – burning 95% of the area. Since then, most of the town has been rebuilt, and thousands have returned to the city.

As legions of fire victims in Los Angeles join their ranks, Northern California fire survivors promised full restitution under the landmark settlement with PG&E don’t want to be forgotten.

California’s Park Fire, now the sixth largest in state history, is now close enough to trigger evacuation warnings in Paradise, an idyllic town in the Sierra Nevada foothills that was almost ...

Paradise is working with a total of $134.65 million for 2025-26, a figure that rose sharply from 2024-25’s $64.82 million.

As the Park Fire burns in Butte County, residents of Paradise reflect on the Camp Fire and how it’s informed their decisions during this wildfire.