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The return of the town of Paradise and surrounding communities after the Camp Fire was not fast. It couldn't be. With 153,335 acres burned and 18,800 structures destroyed, questions of hazardous remains held off the public and local government from picking up the pieces and when people could finally return, even more questions arose on how to move forward, if it was even possible.
The return of the town of Paradise and surrounding communities after the Camp Fire was not fast. It couldn't be. With 153,335 acres burned and 18,800 structures destroyed, questions of hazardous remains held off the public and local government from picking up the pieces and when people could finally return, even more questions arose on how to move forward, if it was even possible.
The return of the town of Paradise and surrounding communities after the Camp Fire was not fast. It couldn't be.
A new discount store is now open in Oroville to help Camp Fire and Bear Fire survivors rebuild.
The boxes will include a turkey and several fixings including green beans and sweet potatoes.