The powdered substance sprayed over the California wildfires is called Phos-Chek. It contains ammonium phosphate — an ...

Parts of Southern California are covered with pink fire retardant as firefighters try to control deadly wildfires raging in ...

Above the roaring fires devastating parts of Los Angeles is an incongruous sight: air tankers dropping gallons of bright red ...

A pink traffic sign may seem like a whimsical choice, but it’s actually trying to tell you something important.

Crews battling the deadly ongoing Los Angeles wildfires have started dropping bright pink fire retardant known as Phos-Chek from the skies to combat the stubborn flames. The eye-catching flame ...

Melissa Nicholson, a 52-year-old pre-K teacher and the owner of Prissy & Pop’s Helping Hooves animal sanctuary in Taylor, Fla ...

Pink fire retardant is raining from the skies ... "If you're walking around in an area that's been burned, it's probably still very smoky. So it'd be a good idea to wear a respirator." ...

Crews battling the deadly Los Angeles wildfires have been dropping a bright pink fire retardant across ... structures to make them flame-proof, and so prevent fires from spreading to new locations.

Aircraft battling fires raging through the Los Angeles area are dousing the area with more than water: Hundreds of thousands of gallons of hot-pink fire ... all the cracks, so embers can't get ...

so you're ready for the next bite of temaki or maki. It can soothe your stomach, too — though it won't save you from eating five-day-old gas station sushi. But why is it pink? No, sushi chefs ...