TV Stations No. 1 Source For Calif. Fire News

A new study commissioned by TVB shows 79% of respondents used TV station news for information about the wildfires as compared to the second highest, radio, at 47%.

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KNTV-KSTS Holding Wildfire Relief Fundraiser Today

COMMENTARY

Wildfires Have Changed California. They’ve Changed Journalism, Too

As wildfires continue to reshape both the landscape and our understanding of this place we call home, working to find the rest of the answers has become more urgent than ever.

The East Coast Media Bias Of Fire Coverage

Rebecca Bodenheimer: “Scrolling through my Twitter feed in the past two weeks, I’ve been disheartened by the lack of attention to the Camp Fire by most of the people I follow. I’ve also noticed that many national media outlets haven’t provided adequate coverage of this major catastrophe.”

Calif. Fires Disrupt TV, Commercial Production

A number of TV and commercial shoots that have experienced disruptions because of the fires that have devastated California in recent weeks. Some prime shooting locations — including Paramount Ranch, which serves as a set for HBO’s Westworld, and the Peter Strauss Ranch in Agoura Hills — have experienced extensive damage, rendering them inaccessible to crews. Large swaths of Malibu that are popular filming sites are also closed to production.

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KCRA Helps Raise $1.2M For Wildfire Victims

DeGeneres Donates $100,000 To LAFD Foundation

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KXTV Crew Rescues Stranded Dogs During Wildfire Coverage

Fire Coverage Not Consumed With Climate Change

Historic wildfires have burned all summer long in California, but meteorologists across the state are focused on the immediate impact and are cautious about pointing the finger squarely at climate change.

Shows Suspend Production Over Calif. Wildfires