In late 2018, the Camp Fire destroyed about 11,000 homes in Paradise, Calif. and killed 85 people. The mountain town in the Sierra Nevada foothills is still recovering.

Jennifer Porter and her fiancé stand in front of their home in Carson City, Nevada, on Oct. 13, 2024. (Pauline Bartolone/KQED) Her new neighborhood in Nevada’s capital suburbs isn’t much like Paradise ...

A new study shows Nevada as well as four of its cities place high in a ranking of top places for retirees to relocate.

The town of Paradise has lost over 90% of its population since the Camp Fire last year, ... a retirement community in the Sierra Nevada foothills, was home to about 26,800 people in 2010.

The Camp Fire, which started because of a downed PG&E power line on Nov. 8, 2018, burned more than 153,000 acres, destroyed 13,500 homes and killed 85 people, effectively leveling Paradise and ...

New home construction continues in Paradise, more than six years after the Camp Fire destroyed 18,000 buildings in Butte County. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group) The government’s role.