Many Bay Area locations use fireworks from other vendors than the company involved in Wednesday’s devastating fire and ...

SAN JOSE – A major explosion at a pyrotechnics facility in Yolo County has forced the cancelation of a Fourth of July ...

Seven people are still "unaccounted for" in Yolo County's town of Esparto after several explosions at a fireworks warehouse ...

In the first moments after explosions at a fireworks warehouse in Esparto rocked the community, a man who lived nearby sprang ...

The facility destroyed was located roughly a mile south of Esparto on the 26400 block of County Road 23 near County Road 86A.

Officials from the Yolo County Office of Emergency Services, Esparto Fire Protection District, Yolo County Sheriff's Office ...

Officials did not take questions and gave only brief remarks regarding the ongoing investigation into the explosion where ...

A national Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms response team has been called to Esparto where seven people remain missing ...

Seven people remain unaccounted for days after multiple explosions obliterated a fireworks facility Tuesday in the Esparto ...

There are thousands of questions. There are no answers,” grief-stricken relative of missing man says as feds join warehouse ...

Several people who worked in Yolo County warehouses used for storing professional-grade fireworks are still missing Thursday ...

Among those waiting in anguish is Jhonny Ramos. His 18-year-old son Jesus and 22-year-old son Johnny are still missing.