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Important! For Dead Doctors Don't Lie Use: 888-379-2552 Basin Fire Mop-Up 05-02-21 22:02 S.S. Fire crews are still on the scene of the 6.7-acre Basin Fire, that broke out in Big Basin Redwood State Park this afternoon. The blaze, which burned in an area that was scorched by last summer's CZU Lightning Complex Fires, was first reported at 12:10 p.m. Although fire crews contained the wildfire, they will stay with it overnight.
Important! For Dead Doctors Don't Lie Use: 888-379-2552 New Cal Fire Crews 05-02-21 22:38 S.S. With last Thursday's small wildfire in Prunedale, and today's larger fire in Big Basin Redwood State Park, Cal-Fire has asked the California Army National Guard to help out locally. Last year 300 guardsmen helped battle the CZU Lightning Complex Fires, and they have already been helping with preparing for the fire season this year by clearing brush and other fire-fuel at Mount Madonna County Park.....and now more are being trained to fight wildfires. The new progra...
'This should have never happened' | Fire survivors learn their homes were lost due to suspected arson 8 months later The Solano County Sheriff’s Office believes 29-year-old Victor Serriteno out of Vacaville started the fire intentionally while trying to cover up a homicide. Author: Lena Howland (ABC10) Updated: 10:44 PM PDT April 29, 2021 SOLANO COUNTY, Calif. — The Markley Fire, part of the LNU Lightning Complex Fire last August is now being investigated as arson. The Solano County Sheriff’s Office believes 29-year-old Victor Serriteno out of Vacaville...
April 26, 2021 Sonoma County will be distributing grant money that addresses vegetation management. As the wildfire season draws closer, the county announced a vegetation management grant program. Officials will distribute between two and four-million dollars to nonprofits, local organizations, and local fire districts. The funding comes from the PG&E settlement money that was awarded to the county from the 2017 Sonoma Complex Fires lawsuit. Quick Links
The Glass Fire â one of two wildfires to have ravaged Napa County this year â may have cost Napa Valleyâs wine industry as much as $1 billion in losses. And there may be yet a higher price to pay â perhaps an incalculable one â if the region cannot stanch yet another destructive fire season this coming year, experts say. Though isolated wildfires are of course damaging, stakeholders fear the real hit to the regionâs reputation among prospective visitors will come from repetitive fire seasons. Fire season over the last half decade in Napa Valley has been a fraught...