Attorneys representing families of the Esparto fireworks explosion victims says they will take the first step to sue the ...

An arrest was made in Crescent City as law enforcement officers continue to investigate the deadly Esparto fireworks ...

The families of seven people killed in the July 1 fireworks explosion in Esparto have filed a $35 million claim against Yolo County, state fireworks regulators and several public officials, alleging ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - New Year’s Eve will mark a tragic one-year anniversary of the massive fireworks explosion in ...

Cal-OSHA’s report says the fire ignited in a warehouse and that the company had no safety plan. Devastating Pyrotechnic owners refused to answer Cal-OSHA’s questions.

The State of Hawaiʻi Director of Law Enforcement Mike Lambert spoke to The Conversation's Catherine Cruz about illegal firework concerns ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations.

The law firm representing the families said the claims will be filed against Yolo County, Esparto Fire Protection District and the state of California.

Cal-OSHA says it found 15 violations at the Esparto fireworks facility where multiple explosions killed seven workers back in July​.

Cal Fire, ATF seized 500,000 pounds of illegal fireworks in Southern California, linked to the owner of Devastating Pyrotechnics, two months before the Esparto deadly explosion. AMADOR REPORTS ON THIS ...

A man was arrested in Del Norte County in connection with the deadly fireworks explosion in Esparto in Yolo County in July.

Police believe the blast was caused by the teen, identified as Alexander Arana, handling homemade or illegal pyrotechnic devices.

A 19-year-old was hospitalized in critical condition on Wednesday after a fireworks explosion in South Los Angeles, according to police. Officers were called to the 400 block of E. 84th Place after ...