As the Dixie Fire rages in northern California, heroes on the front lines are fighting the biggest fight of their lives in their own backyards.

This week marks four years since the Dixie Fire ignited in Butte County, rapidly escalating into the largest single-source wildfire in California history and the second-largest wildfire overall ...

THE DAY GREENVILLE BURNED: A writer’s first-hand account of 2021 Dixie Fire A fire crew member extinguishes the remains of a building that burned down in Greenville, CA on Aug. 4, 2021.

The Dixie Fire tore through the Greenville on Wednesday evening, destroying businesses and homes as the sky was cast in an orange glow.

GREENVILLE, Calif. — The Dixie Fire is now the second-largest wildfire in California history. By Monday morning, officials said the Northern California fire had burned more than 489,000 acres ...

In July 2021, the Dixie Fire ignited, eventually burning more than 963,000 acres in Northern California before it was fully contained in October. In the end, it was the largest single source ...

By Sunday evening, officials said the Dixie Fire in Northern California had burned nearly 489,000 acres across Butte, Lassen, Plumas, and Tehama counties and it was 21% contained.