One of two fuel pipelines that connect Las Vegas to a major oil refinery in Southern California was closed because of power outages related to fires in the Los Angeles area.

Following the wildfires that have wrecked the Los Angeles area since Tuesday afternoon, Clark County officials said they are working to mitigate any possible impact to Las Vegas's fuel supply.

City of Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley posted to X extending a heartfelt message to the victims impacted by the California wildfires.

Wildfires continue to tear through Southern California. Multiple components have come together to make this the case, and the building blocks are not unlike those we would see here in Las Vegas.

Wildfires in the Los Angeles area aren't just causing destruction in California; they're now affecting us here in the valley. On Wednesday, the CALNEV Pipeline, a key fuel supply line responsible for 95% of Clark County's fuel needs,

Las Vegas residents won’t need to worry about the availability of gasoline this weekend, Clark County officials said. The Clark County Office of Emergency Management said gasoline is

A fuel pipeline that connects the Las Vegas market to a major oil refinery in Southern California has been closed since just before noon Wednesday and remains shut down because of power outages related to fires in Los Angeles.