County: Orange County Location: off of Silverado Canyon Road south of Corona Administrative Unit: US Forest Service - Cleveland National Forest Acreage Burned:968 Containment: 100% Announcements: The vegetation fire was initially reported at 15 acres, but that estimated was revised to 350 acres later Friday morning. The fire was reported …
Read More »July Complex Fires
County: Siskiyou County Location: Whites Fire approximately 4 miles East of Sawyer Bar Log Fire approximately 6 miles West of Greenview Leef Fire approximately 7 miles Southwest of Callahan. Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE Siskiyou Unit in unified command with USFS-Klamath National Forest Acres Burned: 50,042 – Containment: 98% Date Started: …
Read More »Yosemite Fire Update #22
The Meadow Fire is at 4,772 acres and 98% containment. Smoke is occasionally visible from the interior of the fire perimeter. It is now in a monitoring status. Although air quality has improved, smoke may continue to be visible through the coming days. At the higher elevations smoke from the …
Read More »Yosemite Fire Update #21 – September 18, 2014
The Meadow Fire is being managed with a Type 3 organization and two wildland fire modules. The crews are spiked out near the fire perimeter. The fire is at 4, 772 acres. Air quality has improved, however smoke may continue to be visible through the coming days. At the higher …
Read More »Meadow Fire Safety Closures Update for September 18, 2014
Updated trail and area closure information
Read More »Yosemite Fire Update – September 17, 2014
A new fire, Double Rock, was found September 16. It is approximately 7 miles east of White Wolf and near the source of Morrison Creek. The Lembert and Cathedral fires in the Tuolumne Meadows area have become more active due to windy conditions at ridge tops and near the Sierra …
Read More »King Fire (El Dorado County) Started 9/13/2014, updated 9/23/2014
The King Fire is burning in steep terrain in the South Fork of the American River Canyon, Silver Creek Canyon, and the Rubicon Canyon, north of the community of Pollock Pines. The fire has crossed into Placer County and has burned onto the Tahoe National Forest. The recent rainfall over …
Read More »Courtney Fire
County: Madera County - Oakhurst Date Started: September 14, 2014 1:50 pm Cause: Under Investigation Injuries: 4 Location: Courtney Lane and 7 Hills Rd, Oakhurst Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE Madera-Mariposa-Merced Unit Acres Burned: 320 – Containment: 100% Structures Destroyed: 30 residences, 19 outbuildings, 13 vehicles and 4 recreational vehicles destroyed …
Read More »Mt. Shasta Mudslide (Flood)
On Saturday afternoon, the Shasta-Trinity National Forest confirmed a debris flow in Mud Creek Canyon on the southeast side of Mt. Shasta. The mudslide began around 3 p.m. and continued through the night. Forest Service resources have been monitoring the situation from the ground and in the air.The mudslide crossed …
Read More »Nelson Fire
County: Mendocino County Location: off Nelson Ranch Rd, 9 mile south of Ukiah Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE Mendocino Unit Acres Burned: 62 - Containment: 85% Date Started: September 21, 2014 4:13 pm
Read More »Courtney Fire (Madera County) Started 9/14/2014, updated 9/21/2014
Firefighters continue to mop up interior hot spots. They will assist and oversee the community during repopulation.
Read More »King Fire (El Dorado County) Started 9/13/2014, updated 9/21/2014
The King Fire is burning in steep terrain in the South Fork of the American River Canyon, Silver Creek Canyon, and the Rubicon Canyon, north of the community of Pollock Pines. The fire has crossed into Placer County and has burned onto the Tahoe National Forest. A low pressure system …
Read More »Boles Fire (Siskiyou County) Started 9/15/2014, updated 9/20/2014
Firefighters will continue to mop up and perform overhaul work within the fire perimeter. Damage Assessment Teams have concluded their inspections and are working with the City and County to produce a final damage inspection report. Excess resources are being released and made available for other incidents as necessary. Utility …
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