LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Airbnb hosts across the Las Vegas Valley are taking in evacuees from across Southern California. Homeowners and “hosts” have signed up with the company to assist people searching for shelter, as hundreds of thousands of people in the Los Angeles area are under an evacuation or warning, Wednesday night.

With 2025 now upon us, a plethora of road projects in various stages of progress are underway in the Las Vegas Valley. From the ongoing, massive $385 million Interstate 15-Tropicana Avenue project to the yearslong phased upgrade of the Strip to the addition of signs giving a well-traveled freeway a new name,

Airbnb is offering free temporary housing to people impacted by the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles. Here's how to get help. California's wildfires have been raging out of control this week, with at least five people dead,

The Bureau of Land Management plans to auction off nearly 90 acres littered throughout the Las Vegas Valley in March. The 11 parcels total 89.35 acres and will be sold at “fair market value” in an online auction starting at 8 a.m. on March 18, according to a notice posted by the BLM on the Federal Register.

Airbnb has announced that they will offer temporary housing to people impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires. “To support residents who have been displaced from their homes or forced to evacuate by the wildfires,

Airbnb policies, generally speaking, do not favor guests. When it comes to canceling a reservation past a certain date, there are few accepted reasons that ultimately result in a full refund. In fact,