A river of lava is flowing from the Cumbre Vieja volcano on Spain's La Palma island after the north side of the crater collapsed. It's pouring into the ocean and expanding the coastline as it cools.

A volcanic eruption from the Cumbre Vieja volcano has caused lava flows on the Spanish island of La Palma since Sunday. About 5,000 residents have been forced to evacuate. Local officials said ...

One local volcano expert has said the newly opened fissures have partially collapsed, causing the lava to flow in multiple directions. Authorities have closed the local airport for the second time ...

The eruption involved both lava flows and ashfall, which destroyed homes, farmland and infrastructure. The big fear related to Cumbre Vieja—and the fear that La Palma on Netflix taps into—is ...

La Palma is one of the Canary Islands ... which could reach Portugal and western African countries. Vigorous lava flows and explosive activity took place over a three-month period in total.

lava could flow for hundreds of metres to several kilometres. Volcanologist Dr Geoff Kilgour said a Natural Hazards Commission funded trip he recently led in La Palma gave researchers a better ...

La Palma is one of the Canary Islands ... Over 1,300 homes were destroyed by the lava flow. Many other buildings, such as churches and schools, were damaged or destroyed. Hundreds of acres ...