Nearly all evacuations lifted in Bridge Fire after it became California's largest active wildfire
Nearly all evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted for communities in Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties affected by the Bridge Fire after it recently became California's largest actively burning wildfire.
California's Line Fire grows to 26,000 acres, more evacuations underway: See wildfire map
California Fire officials say the blaze is expected to grow significantly over the next two days and evacuation warnings have been sent out to communities in Green Valley Lake, north of Highway 18, as well as the communities of Cedar Glen, Lake Arrowhead, Crestline, and Valley of Enchantment.
Update: Bridge Fire remains 59% contained, 54,795 acres destroyed in San Bernardino County
Bridge Fire initially started 2:12 p.m. Sep. 8 in Los Angeles, San Bernardino County. After being active for 12 days, it has burned 54,795 acres. A fire crew of 1,870 succeeded in containing 59% of the fire by Friday morning.
California’s Line Fire is burning so intensely that it created its own weather. Dramatic pyrocumulus, or “fire clouds,” ...
Eight firefighters were injured when the fire truck they were driving in rolled over as it returned from battling the Airport ...
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A California man has pleaded not guilty to starting a fire that authorities said ballooned into a massive wildfire and forced ...
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For 750,000 people affected by Southern California wildfires, the state has blocked insurance companies from dropping or ...
As the Big Bear Alpine Zoo came under threat from the 39,000-acre Line fire, staffers evacuated most of its animals to sunny ...
A heat wave struck Southern California earlier this month. Soon after, large swaths of the region began to burn. All three fires, the Line Fire, the Bridge Fire, and the Airport Fire, are still going.
More than 6,000 wildfires have scorched nearly 1 million acres – very close to the average of about 950,000 acres, according ...
The California Professional Firefighters union called out the former president, saying he should be "ashamed" for the threat.
The $5 billion industry is under threat as insurers pull out — and the state-created FAIR plan fails to cover growers.
The $5 billion industry is under threat as insurers pull out — and the state-created FAIR plan fails to cover growers.
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Wrightwood's local Fire Safe Council promoted 'home hardening' measures such as pruning grasses and branches around homes.
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