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The Holy Fire was allegedly started intentionally by 51-year-old Forrest Gordon Clark. He was arrested days after the fire erupted and faces numerous arson charges in connection with the fire investigation.HOLY FIRE: 216

The masterminds behind the popular haunted house are Roy and Nikki Jandreau, Herron’s sister-in-law.Herron has been a part of the haunted house since it started, but after being diagnosed with colorectal cancer, he had to take a break.“Last year, I couldn’t have been here to even do this interview with you," Herron said. "I was so weak and so sick and tired. I was getting my chemo and getting ready for my surgery, and there was just no way I could be here."He said he had not been feeling like himself. A colonoscopy at the age of 50 found he had a mass in his colon.“If things aren’t working the way they’re supposed to, go (to the doctor) and don’t wait," Herron said. "Cancer doesn’t wait."After more than a dozen rounds of chemo and a surgery, he’s one step closer to being a cancer survivor. He’s scheduled to have another surgery December 5 to remove a mass in his lung.Donations are encouraged if you are planing to visit the Heather Street Klownz haunted house and they will be donated to help Herron and his family during this difficult time.“I don’t know how I could ever repay everybody other than to say thank you and just do the best you can when you come out of this and of course I’m going to support anybody that has this that needs it,” Herron said.Twisty will make his return to the haunted house on Halloween for the final night. 1353

The images from the Woolsey and Camp wildfires is tough for Richard Rider to watch. "We looked out on that hill.  It was literally a wall of flame.  We were stunned," said Rider.In 2003, the flames of the devastating Cedar Fire swept into Scripps Ranch, forcing Rider to evacuate. It would destroy more than 300 homes in the area. "Most homes that burned in Scripps Ranch actually burned down because there was no one here to put out the ember fires," said Rider.Rider, a well-known taxpayer advocate, is now advocating for fire protection. "We need a voluntary supplementary fire brigade," said Rider.Rider says a volunteer fire brigade, similar to police reserves, wouldn't be attached to a fire station.Instead they would  ssemble and be deployed when needed to put out ember fires. According to Rider, the tools of such a brigade could include shovels, garden hoses and even wet blankets. Rider says that extra manpower wouldn't be on the front lines."We need a supplemental force that handles houses one block, two blocks, a mile from where the fire is actually occurring. Embers can come down from those fires," said Rider.Rider points to the Cedar Fire as an example. One of his friends stayed behind and put out ember fires."He went up and down the neighborhood and saved about seven homes," said RIder. Rider says imagine the good a large group of volunteers could do with a bit of training."In Scripps Ranch we lost 330 homes. I figure we could have saved 250 with a volunteer reserve fire brigade," said Rider.One fire expert told 10news safety could be a concern with the volunteer crew. Rider says fire officials could lead the group and deploy them safely. Rider plans to submit the idea in writing to the County Board of Supervisors.    1796

The launch energy to reach the Sun is 55 times that required to get to Mars, and two times that needed to get to Pluto, Yanping Guo of the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, who designed the mission trajectory, said in a statement. "During summer, Earth and the other planets in our solar system are in the most favorable alignment to allow us to get close to the Sun." 376

The lawsuit filed by Roberson's mother lists the unnamed Midlothian officer and the village of Midlothian as defendants. It seeks damages of more than million."Jemel was trying to save people's lives. He was working security because a shooting had just taken place in the establishment," the family's attorney, Gregory Kulis, told CNN affiliate WLS."So, he was doing his job and holding on to somebody until ... police arrived," Kulis said. "And a police officer, our feeling is, did not make the proper assessment and fired and killed Jemel."Midlothian police confirmed that two of its officers responded to the bar shooting and one opened fire, WGN reported."A Midlothian officer encountered a subject with a gun and was involved in an officer-involved shooting. The subject the officer shot was later pronounced deceased at an area hospital," Midlothian Police Chief Daniel Delaney said in a statement.The department did not name the officer or the victim.The officer involved in the shooting is a four-year veteran of the police department, WLS reported, citing Delaney.Midlothian police did not respond late Monday to CNN's request for comment.The Cook County Sheriff's Office is investigating the initial bar shooting, and Illinois State Police are investigating the officer-involved shooting, Ansari said.The suspected gunman in the bar shooting is being treated at a local hospital and has not been charged, Ansari said. 1431