Monday, Oct. 29

Fire Victims Dive In Pool To Survive: A couple in the San Diego area survive a fire at their home by taking shelter in their swimming pool.

Monday, Oct. 29

'No Termites': Couple Finds Humor In Fires: A couple who lost their home in the California wildfires put up a humorous sign that reads, "Finally! No Termites."

Sunday, Oct. 28

Residents Try To Return To Normal: Southern California residents affected by a week of wildfires are trying to pick up the pieces as the fires die down.

Friday, Oct. 26

Evacuees Frustrated By Delays: Many Fallbrook, Calif., residents are frustrated by heavy traffic and delays in being allowed back home.

Friday, Oct. 26

Advantage For Rich In SoCal Fires?: While the Southern California wildfires aren't discriminating, do wealthier home owners have an advantage others can't afford?

Friday, Oct. 26

Investigators Look Into Wildfires: Arson investigators keep searching for suspects in the 26,000-acre Santiago fire near Los Angeles.

Friday, Oct. 26

Santiago Fire Deliberately Set: Investigators say there's no doubt that the Santiago Fire was arson.

Friday, Oct. 26

Authorities Announce Arson Arrests: California authorities have announced the arrests of five people accused of arson.

Thursday, Oct. 25

Firefighters Save Photos: Thursday was an emotional day for many families in California, including one who returned home to find a firefighter had saved their family pictures.

Thursday, Oct. 25

Crews Battle Harris Fire: Exhausted fire crews are focusing Thursday night on the massive Harris fire southeast of San Diego, where more than 80,000 acres have burned.

Thursday, Oct. 25

Bush To Fire Victims: It'll Be 'Better Tomorrow': President George W. Bush tours fire-ravaged Southern California.

Thursday, Oct. 25

Fly With A Wildfire Air Assault: CNN's John Roberts flies with a helicopter group fighting the California wildfires from the air.

Thursday, Oct. 25

Anxious Fire Evacuees Return Home: Many families in Southern California are starting to make their first trip home since wildfires forced them to leave.

Thursday, Oct. 25
Fire Chief: Arson 'Absolutely Unconscionable': A fire chief says California had the "perfect storm" to feed wildfires and that arson under such conditions is "absolutely unconscionable."

Thursday, Oct. 25
Family Waits Out Wildfire In Van: A family watches flames blaze around them as they wait out a wildfire in their van.

Thursday, Oct. 25
Hospitals Cope With Fast-Moving Wildfires: Hospitals must decide whether to stay or go when in the path of wildfires.

Wednesday, Oct. 24
Wildfires Force Families To Evacuate Horses: Some Southern California horse owners not only have to worry about evacuating their own homes, but they also have to find a place to keep their horses.

Wednesday, Oct. 24
Gov. Schwarzenegger 'Pumps Up' Firefighters: Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger says being among evacuees and firefighters is the key thing as people deal with the devastating wildfires in Southern California.

Wednesday, Oct. 24
Fire-Threatened Residents Refuse To Leave: Despite a mandatory evacuation order, some residents of Del Dios in San Diego County refuse to leave their homes threatened by fire.

Wednesday, Oct. 24
Fires Threaten Multimillion-Dollar Homes: A wildfire gets close to homes at the Rancho Jamul Estates near San Diego.

Wednesday, Oct. 24
Aerials: Wildfires Threaten Rancho Jamul Estates: Near San Diego, firefighters are battling flames threatening the multimillion-dollar Rancho Jamul Estates.

Wednesday, Oct. 24
Fire 'Tornadoes' Form In California : Swirling smoke and flames create what some are calling "fire tornadoes" in Southern California.

Wednesday, Oct. 24
Lessons Learned From Past Fires?: Wildfires are nothing new for Southern California, but have officials learned any lessons from past ones?

Wednesday, Oct. 24
Wildfire Crews Face Tough Choices: Exhausted front-line firefighters decide what homes to save as they battle the raging California wildfire.

Tuesday, Oct. 23
TV Reporter Watches His Home Burn Down: It's a horrifying scene for one reporter covering the California wildfires. Larry Himmel of KFMB watches -- and reports -- as his own house burns down behind him.

Tuesday, Oct. 23
Malibu Residents Flee Flames: As wildfire flames race through the Malibu, Calif., hillsides, homeowners grab pets, valuables and whatever they can carry to escape the inferno.

Tuesday, Oct. 23
Fire Torches California Castle: Castle Kashan, a fortress-like California landmark, is consumed by flames. A resident of the castle describes the scene to CNN.

Tuesday, Oct. 23
New Wildfires Erupt In San Diego County: San Diego authorities battle two new wildfires, and say residents who refuse to budge are harming rescue efforts.

Monday, Oct. 22
Wildfires Rip Through Luxury Neighborhoods: High winds and scorching wildfires torment some of the highest priced real estate in Southern California.

Monday, Oct. 22
Flames Lick Hillside: Flames cast a frightening outline on a hillside crowded with homes at Stevenson Ranch in California.

Monday, Oct. 22
Wildfire Assaults Home In California: Get a ground-level view of a home burning down in the California wildfires, captured on video.

Sunday, Oct. 21
Wildfire Claims Malibu Church: Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger declared a state of emergency from Malibu, where a church and homes were destroyed.

Sunday, Oct. 21
3 Wildfires Burn Through Malibu: The famous oceanside community of Malibu, made famous by movie stars and celebrities, braces as wildfires bear down.

Saturday, Oct. 20
Fast-Moving Wildfire Spreading Near L.A.: California authorities spring into action as wildfires begin to spread in the drought-plagued region.