California has seen a spate of accidental fireworks explosions leading up to the Fourth of July with a Wednesday morning detonation killing 1 in a Simi Valley home and a similar incident critically ...

The Ventura County Fire Department responded to the fire at a residence in the 1600 block of Edmund Street shortly before noon.

One person was killed Thursday in an explosion at a Simi Valley home that firefighters said might have been caused by fireworks. The fire and explosion in the home’s garage were reported late Thursday ...

Emergency crews responded midday Thursday to a fire at the home in Simi Valley, located in Ventura County in the greater Los Angeles area.

Police suspect a Simi Valley man was making fireworks at his home before a fire ignited and sparked explosions on July 3.

Fireworks, which are illegal in Simi Valley, were found in the garage and in a truck in the driveway. Investigators have not yet confirmed what started the fire, Morton said.

Police suspect a Simi Valley man was making fireworks at his home before a fire ignited and sparked explosions on July 3.

Police suspect a Simi Valley man was making fireworks at his home before a fire ignited and sparked explosions on July 3.

Police suspect a Simi Valley man was making fireworks at his home before a fire ignited and sparked explosions on July 3.