3 large fires hand Southern California painful numbers
The numbers are painful. Three Southern California wildfires had eaten up 117,546 acres by Saturday, Sept. 21, damaging at least 55 structures and destroying another 242 — many of them homes. Twenty-four firefighters and civilians had been injured.
38-year-old Robert Hernandez was taken into custody at a fire station in Mendocino County. Hernandez worked for the ...
A Cal Fire employee from Sonoma County was arrested Friday on suspicion of arson for allegedly setting several fires in the ...
Firefighters are making progress against the Bridge, Line and Airport fires to prevent more destruction, but for some, the ...
In Southern California, wildfires tore through Los Angeles ... Resources brought to bare against the fires included 5,755 personnel, 520 fire engines, 51 helicopters, nine airplanes and 75 ...
A wind-blown dust advisory is in place for parts of Southern California as air quality is predicted to worsen on Friday.
At least three fires were burning near Los Angeles with little containment, and millions of people were under an excessive heat warning.
A paper published in the International Journal of Wildland Fire last year synthesized the various reasons fires have become larger and more severe in California and the West since 1980.
Cooling temperatures and high humidity keep playing a strong role in aiding firefighters who are battling the three large ...
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