California fire officials have suspended licenses for two pyrotechnic companies after a deadly fireworks blast in Esparto.

The fire call for a property just off County Road 23 in Esparto, California, went out after 5 p.m. on July 1. By the evening's end, seven people would be dead, following a series of explosions ...

The state fire marshal provides an update on the deadly fireworks explosion in Esparto. Also, a bill would merge Sacramento ...

The July 1 explosion near Esparto leveled at least one building and ignited a 78-acre fire in an agricultural area about 40 ...

The pyrotechnic license of Esparto Firefighter Craig Cutright, of BlackStar Fireworks, was one of those suspended.

Two weeks after a deadly explosion at an Esparto fireworks facility, the California State Fire Marshal said the licenses of ...

As part of the ongoing investigation into the cause of the Esparto Pyrotechnics facility explosion that left seven people ...

As part of the ongoing investigation into the cause of the Esparto Pyrotechnics facility explosion that left seven people dead, the California state marshal announced a ...

Cutright, a volunteer firefighter with the Esparto Fire Department, was also connected to the Esparto facility and held a ...

The Office of the State Fire Marshal suspended licenses tied to the Esparto fireworks explosion that killed seven people.

The fireworks stored at the Esparto property that exploded were supposed to be kept in very specific areas, according to ...