After winning his first-ever event at Pebble Beach, Rory McIlroy made time to speak with presenter Amanda Balionis, who he ...

So, when the winds are calm enough, skilled pilots flying planes aptly named Super Scoopers are skimming off 1,500 gallons of sea water at a time and dumping it with high precision on the fires.

At around 8 a.m. on Wednesday, he was slinging buckets of water on the fire, but the heat was overpowering. Thirty minutes later, the smoke cleared and blue skies appeared. Salit had no idea it ...

three-year contract to hire contractors to assist with bulk waste and illegal dumping. Since Jan. 13, 2024, Houston 311 has also received 35,352 calls related to water leaks. That's down about 11% ...

Since Jan. 7, helicopters, opens new tab and, opens new tab firefighting aircraft, opens new tab have been deployed to dump water on the ongoing Palisades Fire, but the clip shared on social media ...

Right-wing media are trying to delegitimize climate change as a real and growing threat to the West Coast, just as that threat becomes most evident. Several unusual January wildfires have been ...

Footage shared from the scene by the Ventura County Fire Department (VCFD) showed a helicopter dumping water and shots of flames engulfing an area of brush. The clips were uploaded to X (formerly ...

Other proposals include water slides, spray features, aquatic play structures, diving boards, a zip line and dumping buckets. At each slide he flipped through, hands popped up. A lifeguard asked ...

According to Professional Organizers Firefighting planes are dumping ocean water on the Los Angeles fires − why using saltwater is typically a last resort 10 Of The Biggest Jets Ever Made ...

Fourteen years of flying a waterbomber, and Pascal Duclos has never seen anything like this. “It’s so dry here in Los Angeles, the flames spread extremely rapidly. And the winds are stronger ...

So, when the winds are calm enough, skilled pilots flying planes aptly named Super Scoopers are skimming off 1,500 gallons of seawater at a time and dumping it with high precision on the fires.