Applications filed for permits reveal new details about the companies and their owners involved in the deadly July 1 ...

Yolo County officials have now released their determination for what killed the seven people in July's Esparto fireworks ...

The Yolo County coroner confirmed on Tuesday the cause of death for the seven people who died during a series of explosions in Esparto last month.

A task force of fire, law enforcement and industry experts hopes to prevent something like this from happening again ...

Residents of Esparto are still waiting for answers following a fireworks facility explosion on July 1 that killed seven ...

The response from Bonta’s office comes after the chair of the Yolo County Board of Supervisors sent a letter last month ...

Yolo County top health official declared Monday a local health emergency to assess if hazardous material spread across soil, ...

Yolo County officials declared a local emergency on Tuesday as the investigation continues into the fireworks warehouse explosion that left seven people dead.

ESPARTO, Calif. — Yolo County has declared a local health emergency following July's deadly fireworks explosion in Esparto, ...

Yolo County Sheriff’s Lt. Sam Machado and his wife Tammy Machado — also a Sheriff’s Office employee — own the rural compound in Esparto. Craig Cutright, the listed owner of BlackStar Fireworks, worked ...

Many Esparto neighbors voiced their frustration to CBS13 that they had no idea this facility, which as it turns out was not permitted at the local level to be there, was right in their backyard.

"These four incredible kids are facing an unimaginable loss,” a family member said ...