As the smoke spreads, here is how you can stay safe from dangerous air quality.
The largest increase in smoke exposure deaths would be in California, projected to be 5,000 of the 70,000 excess deaths. While those who live in the vicinity of a burning wildfire are clearly impacted, people even thousands of miles away can be too.
REMEMBER THIS? It'll be a long time before anyone forgets what the sky looked like when they woke up on September 9, 2020. Here are some of the astonishing images and videos capturing the moment.
A frightening evening commute left some BART riders stranded and re-routed for hours Friday after smoke filled a Transbay Tube.
New information is emerging about the long term threat from some wildfires here in California. Researchers at Stanford say it's a toxic mix of dangerous metals and the air we breathe.
County supervisors unanimously approved the implementation of 50 AI fire detection sensors. They take samples of the air and, using AI-pattern recognition, will alert authorities when smoke is detected. They're sensitive enough to detect a road flare.