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California coastal blaze a grim omen for 2022 wildfire season - Vimarsana News

California coastal blaze a grim omen for 2022 wildfire season

Wildfire has become a year-round threat in California. “We no longer have a fire season — we have a fire year,” one official said.

Laguna Beach fire prompts evacuations as heat, winds fuel the blaze : NPR - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach fire prompts evacuations as heat, winds fuel the blaze : NPR

A powerful brush fire drove evacuations and school closures in Laguna Beach, Calif., on Thursday. The blaze is about 20% contained, but unseasonably high heat means residents should remain vigilant.

Source: npr.org
Firefighters clean up after a wildfire that threatened California's Laguna Beach - Vimarsana News

Firefighters clean up after a wildfire that threatened California's Laguna Beach

A powerful brush fire that spanned more than 140 acres in Laguna Beach, Calif., is 20% contained as of Thursday evening, as authorities warn that the

Source: ktep.org
Laguna Beach USD reopens schools after Emerald Fire closure - Laguna Beach Local News - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach USD reopens schools after Emerald Fire closure - Laguna Beach Local News

The Laguna Beach Unified School District reopened school sites to students and staff on Friday following a one-day closure forced by the Emerald Fire.

Firefighters clean up after a wildfire that threatened California's Laguna Beach - Vimarsana News

Firefighters clean up after a wildfire that threatened California's Laguna Beach

A powerful brush fire drove evacuations and school closures in Laguna Beach, Calif., on Thursday. The blaze is about 20% contained, but unseasonably high heat means residents should remain vigilant.

Source: wfae.org