California suspends licenses of two fireworks company owners after a Yolo County warehouse explosion killed seven workers, ...

The Yolo County Sustainability Division is pleased to announce the awardees of the Yolo County Community Climate Action Fund, a new initiative supporting community-driven projects that advance the ...

Victims of the Oakdale fire in Yolo County were identified through DNA, while recovery and investigations by various agencies ...

An 18-year-old baseball player from Stockton was identified as one of seven people killed in an explosion at a fireworks ...

Nearly two weeks after the deadly explosion at a fireworks facility in Esparto, Yolo County Sheriff Tom Lopez clarified his ...

YCCL opened its gates on July 14, 1975, at which time its sole purpose was to provide a regional solution to waste disposal.

Yolo County authorities have officially identified all seven of the people who died in the Esparto fireworks warehouse explosion.

Families of seven fireworks explosion victims held a vigil in Esparto, seeking justice and remembering their loved ones.

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

Families and friends of Yolo County explosion victims held a vigil on Friday night. The state fire marshal with Calfire ...

Yolo County officials manage Oakdale fire aftermath, with an ongoing investigation after human remains found at pyrotechnics ...

The Yolo County Central Landfill (YCCL) invites the community to attend a special 50 Year Anniversary Celebration Event on ...