Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr confirmed that his childhood home was among those destroyed in this week's wind-driven wildfires that have devastated Southern California.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said Thursday that his childhood home in California has been destroyed in the wildfires tearing through the Los Angeles area.

DETROIT — The house Steve Kerr grew up in is burned down. The high school he went to is gone. His childhood friends have lost their homes and their town is unrecognizable — mostly ash and ruins.

Steve Kerr’s 90-year-old mother was among the thousands of residents evacuated from the raging wildfire in the suburbs of Los Angeles.

The wildfires that have ravaged large parts of southern California have impacted many professional athletes and their families directly

In Southern California, *** fight against flames fueled ... Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr acknowledged the “terrifying” impact of the wildfires in California, while also ...

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr confirmed Thursday that his ... down as a result of the wildfires burning across Southern California. Speaking to the media before a game against ...

DETROIT — The Southern California house where Steve Kerr grew up has burned down. The high school he went to is gone, he said. His childhood friends have lost their homes and their town is ...

NBA coaches JJ Redick and Steve Kerr said their family members were evacuated due to the Pacific Palisades wildfire, one of four spreading in California since Tuesday. “I just want to

The FDA Just Announced a Ban on Red Dye 3—Here’s What Foods Are Impacted The best fried chicken chain in the US is not Chick-fil-A, according to diners. See the top 10. Ex-Notre Dame coach opens up on Caitlin Clark backing out of commitment: 'I may still be coaching if she came'

The fires scorching Los Angeles that have destroyed more 12,000 structures and killed at least 25 people have hit Sacramento Kings star DeMar DeRozan close to home.

Perhaps no owner in the NFL understands the value of "keeping it all in the family" better than Jerry Jones, which is why bringing Deion Sanders and his sons to Dallas makes perfect sense.