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California’s biggest wildfire of the year spreads to 28,000ha
LOS ANGELES - A massive wildfire raging in California for the past three days has ravaged more than 28,330 hectacres, as hundreds of firefighters fought to bring it under control. The “Madre Fire” broke out on July 2 in San Luis Obispo, a rural county in the heart of the US state.
Wildfire in California spreads to over 50,000 acres in one night
According to the latest data released by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire), the Madre Fire, ignited Wednesday afternoon in San Luis Obispo County, had spread to 52,593 acres (212.8 square km) as of Thursday evening, with only 5 percent containment.
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Hurst Fire | 3rd wildfire spreads in Los Angeles County - MSNA third rapidly spreading fire sparked in Los Angeles County on Tuesday night, as crews were already grappling with the devastating Palisades Fire in the western portion of the county and the ...
The Madre fire has grown to 70,800 acres in San Luis Obispo County, making it the largest blaze in the state this year.
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California’s Biggest Wildfire Of The Year Spreads To 70,000 AcresIt is the largest blaze so far this year in California, which was scarred by wildfires that destroyed swaths of Los Angeles at the start of the year.
Smoke towers over homes as wildfire spreads near Los Angeles A fast-moving wildfire in Ventura County, California has burned down several homes and engulfed more than 14,000 acres, ...
Thousands of people were urged to flee an out-of-control wildfire burning around communities near Los Angeles on Thursday, with dozens of homes already lost to the fast-moving flames.
Firefighters in Riverside County, just east of Los Angeles, continued to battle three significant wildfires early Tuesday ...
After Los Angeles County put out faulty emergency alerts during January's massive wildfires, members of Congress are asking for more oversight and funding for the emergency alert system.
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power plans to price $993 million in power system revenue bonds next week as it grapples with the fallout of January's deadly Palisades wildfire.
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