A lawsuit has been filed following the deadly explosion of a fireworks facility in Yolo County. The incident happened on July ...

As the investigation into what caused the fireworks explosions that killed seven people in the Esparto area of Yolo County, KCRA 3 is working to uncover everything that went wrong leading up to the ...

ESPARTO, Calif. — The first lawsuit has been filed in the wake of the fireworks warehouse explosion in Esparto. The blast ...

After weeks of road closures around County Road 23 and 86A, those roads have now been reopened to traffic, allowing residents ...

The California State Fire Marshal is investigating what was permitted at a warehouse that exploded in Esparto and left seven people dead.

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Workers must organize actions from below to enforce the necessary safety measures to make sure such deaths never happen again ...

The Yolo County Board of Supervisors penned a letter Friday to California Attorney General Rob Bonta, seeking his office’s ...

Legislators representing Esparto want to “tighten up” California licensing laws and oversight in response to the deadly ...

The July 1 explosion near Esparto leveled at least one building and ignited a 78-acre fire in an agricultural area about 40 miles northwest of Sacramento, killing seven people.

Authorities have suspended the pyrotechnic licenses of two men following the devastating explosion and fire at a fireworks storage facility in Yolo County earlier this month, Cal Fire said Tuesday.

The Office of the State Fire Marshal suspended licenses tied to the Esparto fireworks explosion that killed seven people.