Will Sonoma County's family-owned wineries wither on the vine?
Tom Vacar reports from wine country.
Crews working on PG&E transmission tower possibly linked to cause of Kincade Fire
SkyFOX captured video of multiple PG&E trucks and about a dozen workers performing unknown maintenance or repairs on the tower near Kincade and Burned Mountain Roads.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. transmission tower possibly linked to cause of Kincade Fire in Sonoma County
From SkyFOX, crews with Pacific Gas and Electric Co. are seen making repairs equipment on a high voltage transmission tower on Friday, November 1. On Wednesday, October 23, the San Francisco-based utility filed an incident report with the California Public Utilities Commission saying they became aware that there was an equipment failure on the transmission line near where the Kincade Fire started.
Evacuees share the "funniest" items they took with them when fires forced to leave their homes
It’s a question most people have likely asked themselves at one point or another: What indispensable or irreplaceable items would I take if I had to quickly pack up and leave during a fire?
Chefs comfort community with food as Sonoma County recovers
Sonoma County can breathe a little easier as chefs offer comfort food, community and companionship.
Kincade Fire evacuees gracious, joyful to finally return home
Thursday evening, Sonoma County officials said there were just 3,400 evacuees remaining.
PG&E planned outages may have prevented 56 fires
PG&E said its Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) from October 9 through 12 possibly help prevent 56 fires.
Guy Fieri among celebrity chefs feeding Kincade Fire evacuees, firefighters
The "Mayor of Flavortown" and celebrity chef Guy Fieri was back in the North Bay this week doing what he does best— whipping it up in the kitchen. But this time for a special group of people who've endured a lot over the past week.
Cops warn of fake firefighters, security
Sonoma Co. Sheriff's Department warns of fake firefighters looking to victimize North Bay residents.
Residents cheer now that evacuation warnings are being lifted in Kincade Fire
Grateful and weary evacuees are returning to their homes in Windsor. KTVU's Tom Vacar reports.
Windsor residents allowed to return home as containment on Kincade Fire grows
Windsor residents evacuated due to the Kincade Fire were allowed to return home on Wednesday afternoon.
Sonoma County education center destroyed in Kincade Fire
Before the sun came up Wednesday morning, the damage on Highway 128 in Sonoma County was obvious. A smoldering skeleton of a building off the side of the road was one of many destroyed by the Kincade Fire.
LEAPNow Educational Retreat Center destroyed in Kincade Fire
“They have 20 years worth of students that have all spent time on that property and grown on that property and it’s touched a lot of lives,” said Brian Curry.
Kincade Fire evacuees can pick up mail at 5 alternate locations
The Kincade Fire has forced the closure of local post offices in Sonoma County, but residents can still pick up their mail at one of five alternate post offices that remain open between 1 and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
30,000 Sonoma County residents allowed to go back home
Even with no power in their home and traffic lights out through most of town, many residents are feeling grateful they are alive and safe.
Resources for Sonoma County evacuees
At least 180,000 people are under a mandatory evacuation order due to the Kincade Fire in Sonoma County.
Map: Some Kincade Fire evacuation orders reduced to warnings
The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office on Monday downgraded some areas from a mandatory evacuation order to a warning, allowing residents to return home, but at their own risk.
53 horses evacuated from Fieldstone Farm near Santa Rosa
A hay barn and equipment were burned at the Fieldstone Farm on East Shiloh Road in Sonoma County near Santa Rosa. But the owner was able to get his 53 horses to safety. "They're doing a great job," said Bill Labrucherie. "They even saved my truck." Allie Rasmus reports
Firefighters lose ground on growing Kincade Fire, hopeful for diminishing winds
Firefighters realize they need to work quickly and efficiently. The winds are expected to pick up speed again on Tuesday night into Wednesday, which could also prompt the fourth PG&E proactive power outage.
Flames rolled through Shiloh Oaks, Santa Rosa
Flames rolled through Shiloh Oaks in Santa Rosa near the Mayacama Country Club, where it appears as though many homes are still intact.The orange glow of the Kincade Fire is directly behind the area. Sara Zendehnam reports