A community in New Jersey is coming together in a grassroots way to help the victims of the Los Angeles wildfires.

Tri-State Area residents are looking into their wallets and closets to give what they can to those impacted by wildfires in Southern California.

The Red Cross of New Jersey is sending four disaster relief workers to California to help people who are affected by the wildfires in Los Angeles. Some Red Cross volunteers from Pennsylvania are also headed west to help relief efforts.

The number of confirmed deaths from six separate wildfires in the Los Angeles area has climbed to 16.The situation remains dire, with at least another 16 people still reported missing, and authorities anticipate that this number may

Several disaster workers from the Philadelphia region are deploying to California to help with relief efforts as at least five fires burning in the Los Angeles area have scored more than 45 square miles.

The Palisades wildfire is still burning in California, driven by strong winds. Will those wins carry smoke to New Jersey? Here's the latest.

Now aerial firefighters battling the Los Angeles wildfires are facing an ... as this incident and the recent New Jersey drone swarm panic both demonstrate. Thursday’s accident occurred as ...

Dodgers fans can get their own Sasaki jersey, T-shirt or other gear at Fanatics. This link will send you to Sasaki’s section on Fanatics, which will carry his merchandise. The jersey number will update when it is official what number he will wear for the Dodgers.

The Salvation Army provides emergency relief and long-term recovery assistance to those affected by disaster. Although New Jersey may be roughly 2,700 miles from the devastation, making it difficult to donate much-needed items such as clothing, flashlights and protective equipment, monetary donations are welcome.

The Oklahoma City Thunder hope they don't have to play without Shai Gilgeous-Alexander much more this season. However, there are lessons that can be learned from Oklahoma City playing without its biggest star,

Once the home city of the Los Angeles Lakers for 32 seasons and six NBA championships, the team returns to Inglewood, Calif., on Sunday, this time as the visitor.

Center Trey Jemison joined the Los Angeles Lakers on a two-way contract on Wednesday, and with Anthony Davis missing Friday night’s game, the former UAB standout made his first appearance for the NBA team.