State officials recently added tens of thousands of acres to wildfire hazard zones in and around Ventura County cities.

High temperatures could top 90 degrees in parts of Ventura and Los Angeles counties on Monday. Here's what to expect.

Cal Fire's new hazard zone maps show information on topography, fire weather, flame length, past fire history, vegetation type and the overall likelihood of a wildfire igniting in the area.

After days of wet weather, Ventura County's rainfall remains far below normal for this time of year. Here's what to know.