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Former Boise Fire Chief Dennis Doan told KTVB that 85% of wildfires are human caused. Author: Mark Johnson Updated: 10:15 PM MDT May 12, 2021 BOISE, Idaho — With some of the worst air quality ever, small towns evacuated and nearly all of them preventable, the wildfires that happened in 2018 can offer a history lesson as Idaho becomes warmer. Tim Barker with the National Weather Service spent most of his summer of 2018 tracking the smoke from fires around southern Idaho, Oregon and California, predicting where it was going based on winds. "Smoke can travel a l...

Santa Ana man, 53, dies in rollover accident near South Coast Plaza, 4 others hospitalized Costa Mesa police responded Sunday to the intersection of Bear Street and Sunflower Avenue, where four cars collided. One driver was trapped inside his vehicle, which had rolled over. (Daily Pilot Staff) Print Costa Mesa police are investigating a rollover collision involving four vehicles Sunday afternoon near the intersection of Bear Street and Sunflower Avenue near Costa Mesa’s South Coast Plaza that left one man dead. CMPD spokeswoman Roxi Fyad said a call came in at 1:54 p.m. regarding a ...

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Police reports tell the chilling story, in bland language: “Unit two was northbound on South Dobson Road just south of Southern Avenue in lane number two. Unit one, a pedestrian, was crossing in the crosswalk against the light from west to east.  “This crosswalk has a traffic light but the signal was green for northbound traffic. The pedestrian crossed the street in the darkness of night and was struck by unit two going northbound.  “The pedestrian was taken to Banner Desert Hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.” The average road vehicle weighs about 4,000 pou...

Firefighters use jaws of life to extract woman from rollover crash on 55 Freeway in Costa Mesa Costa Mesa firefighters use the jaws of life Thursday to pull a woman trapped inside her vehicle on the 55 Freeway. (Courtesy of Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue) By Sara CardineStaff Writer  Print Firefighters were called Thursday to the scene of a rollover crash on the 55 Freeway in Costa Mesa that required members to use the jaws of life to pull a driver from her mangled SUV, officers reported. Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue Capt. Joe Noceti said a call came in at around 11:20 a.m. reporting a single...