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FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA The remains of a building destroyed by the LNU Lightning Complex Fire are shown along Pleasant Hills Ranch Way in rural Vacaville, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2020. The Solano Office of Emergency Services issued an evacuation warning Tuesday to the fire area due to possible flash floods and mudslides from the overnight storm that is forecast to move through the region. (Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic file) Solano’s share of LNU fire recovery cost exceeds $600,000 That i...

State emergency managers issued an evacuation warning for parts of San Mateo County that were devastated by the CZU Lightning Complex Fire over the summer. The cause this time is expected heavy rains that will lead to mudslides. The warning was issued at 5:30 p.m. on Monday and included South Coast Zone SMC-EO19 which includes Coastanoa and Año Nuevo State Park. That also includes Whitehouse Canyon Road and areas south of Gazos Creek Road. In addition, SMC-038, which includes Butano State Pa...

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (KGO) -- Nearly 5,000 residents in the Santa Cruz Mountains have been ordered to immediately evacuate their homes to avoid potentially dangerous mudslides. However, county officials are concerned that most of them likely wont comply, which could further strain resources across the region. According to CAL FIRE, the warning has been issued for the Last Chance Road area. "Its a scary feeling for a lot of us. The uncertainty of everything is the worst," said Brookdale resident M...

Forecast calls for high winds in parts of Solano County FAIRFIELD — Some Solano County residents woke up Tuesday to some nippy temperatures, possibly even into the mid-20s. A hard freeze warning was issued for the Carquinez Strait and Delta areas from 2 to 9 a.m., and a high-wind warning has been issued for overnight. The high-wind warning was issued from midnight to noon Wednesday with southerly winds of 35 to 45 mph and gusts up to 60 mph. “Damaging winds will blow down trees and power li...

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Biggest Storm Of The Year Barrels Toward Bay Area Patch 1/25/2021 Paige Austin © Provided by Patch With rain expected every day through Friday, the Bay Area is in for a deluge not seen in more than a year thanks to an atmospheric river. SAN FRANCISCO, CA — A series of cold winter storms are expected to drop snow levels across the Bay Area this week while bringing the heaviest rainfall in more than 12 months, according to the National Weather Service. The region is expect...

Smoke rises from the Atlas Fire in Wooden Valley, Thursday, Oct. 12, 2017. (Robinson Kuntz/Daily Republic) Green Valley Fire Safety Council could be model for others GREEN VALLEY — Thomas Johnston admits to having been a little embarrassed by the condition of his property. He said the property on Brae Court probably had been neglected for 40 years before he bought it nearly six years ago, but had not improved under his ownership. Johnston, an inspector for the state Division of Occupational S...

FAIRFIELD — The Solano County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday is scheduled to receive an update on the LNU Lightning Complex Fire recovery efforts, and an overview from the Registrar of Voters office on a menu of issues including district boundaries. It is also scheduled in an afternoon session to c

FAIRFIELD — Much of the San Francisco Bay Area is bracing for rain as a series of storms move across the region, with expected rainfall across much of Solano County starting Sunday. The forecast calls for a 70% chance of showers between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday and a 50% chance of showers Sunday ni

Jan. 20—The cause of a spate of wildfires that ignited in the Santa Cruz Mountains this week is still being investigated, but officials suspect an older, much bigger blaze could be partly to blame. According to Cal Fire officials, some of the fires that erupted Tuesday as high winds buffeted t