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Here's where California wildfires are burning in the state Updated July 16. Fire season was ramping up in California again, as fires of various sizes burned across the state. As of July 2021, the number of fires was outpacing averages of past fire seasons. This was due to a number of reasons, including dry conditions, high winds and record-setting temperatures. In an effort to prevent fires, several utility companies, including Pacific Gas & Electric, said they would spend about $13 billion in wildfire prevention. PG&E's plan would cover 2021 and 2022, and includes a computerized risk model...

Here's where California wildfires are burning in the state Updated July 14. Fire season was ramping up in California again, as fires of various sizes burned across the state. As of July 2021, the number of fires was outpacing averages of past fire seasons. This was due to a number of reasons, including dry conditions, high winds and record-setting temperatures. In an effort to prevent fires, several utility companies, including Pacific Gas & Electric, said they would spend about $13 billion in wildfire prevention. PG&E's plan would cover 2021 and 2022, and includes a computerized risk model...

Here's where California wildfires are burning in the state Fire season was ramping up in California again, as fires of various sizes burned across the state. As of July 2021, the number of fires was outpacing averages of past fire seasons. This was due to a number of reasons, including dry conditions, high winds and record-setting temperatures. In an effort to prevent fires, several utility companies, including Pacific Gas & Electric, said they would spend about $13 billion in wildfire prevention. PG&E's plan would cover 2021 and 2022, and includes a computerized risk model that would pinpo...

Firefighters make strides against wildland fires [Santa Cruz Sentinel, Calif.] Jan. 23—SANTA CRUZ — As rain showers fell, firefighters continued to make more headway on containing the remaining fires in Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties. “Last night simmered everything down, we’re pulling the last of the hose team off the fires earlier today…the rain we got last night pretty much put everything out,” Cal Fire San Mateo —Santa Cruz CZU Unit Chief Rich Sampson said Friday. “Now it’s pretty much in monitor mode,” Sampson said. The Freedom Fire, which ignited in the Aptos Hill...

Cal Fire Chief: ‘We weren’t prepared for this in January’ [Santa Cruz Sentinel, Calif.] Jan. 21—SANTA CRUZ — Winds that likely ignited at least 20 fires across Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties have died down, and firefighters seized the opportunity Wednesday, making progress on containing the blazes into the evening. The two major fires are the Freedom Fire, north of Watsonville in the Aptos Hills, and the Panther Ridge Fire in Boulder Creek. Those two blazes triggered evacuation orders for at least 120 households. All residents placed under those orders were allowed to repopulate ...