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California's biggest wildfire of the year spreads to 70,000 acres
LOS ANGELES - A massive wildfire raging in California for the past three days has ravaged more than 28,330 hectacres, as hundreds of firefighters fought to bring it under control. The “Madre Fire” broke out on July 2 in San Luis Obispo, a rural county in the heart of the US state.
A new wildfire was reported today at 10:05 p.m. in Los Angeles County, California. Subida Fire has been burning on private ...
California’s largest wildfire this year spreads rapidly; Governor Newsom criticises Trump’s disaster funding cuts ...
The Manila Times on MSN2d
California battles biggest wildfire of the yearMore than 300 firefighters battled on Thursday (Friday Manila time) a massive blaze in California, which is dreading summer ...
On a FEMA color-coded hazard map, Alameda, Santa Clara and Contra Costa counties are shaded dark red, indicating an area with ...
LAist on MSN6d
L.A. County’s new dispatch center for homeless services will soon take requests from the publicThe county's first centralized dispatch center aims to quickly connect unsheltered people with housing, treatment and other ...
LA agencies are turning their attention toward rebuilding and easing the process for survivors, as AECOM is set to lead planning efforts under an expanded contract.
The slow rebuilding pace is a reminder that it’s far easier to create bureaucratic systems than it is to unwind them.
Experts say California is primed for a brutal fire season. Sweeping changes to federal emergency management agencies could ...
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