The New Jersey portion of the Jennings Creek Fire is currently the state's second-largest fire of 2024. This past summer, the Tea Time Hill Wildfire burned around 4,300 acres across Wharton State ...

Jennings Creek Wildfire is 50% contained. The Jennings Creek Wildfire has burned through 2,283 acres in New Jersey alone, reaching 50% containment fire-wide as of approximately 7 p.m. Wednesday ...

The Jennings Creek wildfire raging along the New Jersey-New York border stretched to 3,000 acres as of Monday morning, state officials said, but another blaze in Pompton Lakes was finally ...

With help from this week's rainy and snowy conditions, the Jennings Creek/Sterling Forest State Park wildfire is fully contained after 14 days of burning, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Friday ...

An area burns from the Jennings Creek Wildfire on Wednesday. Smoke rises from the Jennings Creek Wildfire as ducks swim in Greenwood Lake on Wednesday. Fire crews continue to fight a blaze in New ...

The Jennings Creek Wildfire, burning across state lines, has now been 75% contained on the New Jersey side, the New Jersey Forest Fire Service said Thursday evening.

HEWITT, N.J. -- The deadly Jennings Creek wildfire continues to burn near the New York border. Authorities said Monday afternoon the 5,000-acre fire is 20% contained, with 10% containment in both ...

Bill Donnelly of the New Jersey Forrest Fighter Service speaks during the Jennings Creek Wildfire press conference at Ringwood State Park in Ringwood, NJ, on Sunday November 10, 2024.

With help from this week's rainy and snowy conditions, the Jennings Creek/Sterling Forest State Park wildfire is fully contained after 14 days of burning, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Friday.

The Jennings Creek wildfire, centered on West Milford in Passaic County, was only 10% contained as of the latest update Monday from the New Jersey Forest Fire Service.

The Jennings Creek Wildfire has not grown since Tuesday, with the blaze having burned through 2,283 acres in New Jersey, a Friday afternoon update by the New Jersey Forest Fire Service said.

The Jennings Creek fire is currently burning across 3,500 acres, officials said, and is expected to grow to over 5,000 acres. By Andy Newman and Mark Bonamo Mark Bonamo reported from Ringwood, N.J ...