Resilience stories

When completed, each of its 24 homes will come with noncombustible siding, a Class A fire rated roof and enclosed eaves — all designed to reduce the risk of the home burning down in a wildfire.

Watch the Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM) show the value of preparing your home for wildfire.

“Home hardening,” or incorporating wildfire resistance into a home and its surroundings, can improve the odds of a home surviving a wildfire.

Announced during Wildfire Preparedness Week, this recognition by the National Fire Protection Association® highlights the community’s commitment to reducing wildfire risk.

The homes use research-based methods from the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS) to protect them from the dangers of both flames and embers, according to KB Home.

For years, automakers and federal regulators have been working to make cars safer. But what about our homes? CBS Evening News' Jonathan Vigliotti has the story.

With wildfires happening more often and burning more area, homes need to be “hardened” to make them more fire-resistant.

CAL FIRE published updated fire maps that now includes cities from Santa Barbara to the Oregon border.

The historic structure on Front Street is the last house standing in a neighborhood reduced to rubble.