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Two fires started by lightning in Yosemite National Park have been burning since the beginning of the month. They have been monitored and fire crews are assessing natural barriers, like granite, to confine and contain the fires. The Red Fire was discovered on August 4 between Red Creek and Illilouette Creek at 7,800 ft. elevation.

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — Two fires burning near Yosemite National Park are sending drift smoke north into the Carson Valley and just outside the Tahoe Basin Wednesday morning. The 2,083-acre Red Fire and the...

More smoke could be visible in the coming days as a pair of wildfires continue to grow in Yosemite National Park.

Both fires continue to be managed by fire crews and firefighters.

A lightning-caused vegetation fire burning in an isolated area of Yosemite National Park is up to 398 acres.

The fire caused by lightning strikes picked up momentum over the weekend.

Park officials reported it is a lightning-struck fire that is flaring up.

The Red Fire was reported on August 4th, 2022. The fire is burning in the Yosemite high country between Red Creek and Illilouette Creek

The 550 Spencer office tower is the first building to receive approval from the Building Appeals Board of Victoria for the use of an integrated solar facade system.

A vegetation fire in Solano County is holding at 115 acres and has reached 80% containment Wednesday evening, fire officials say.