Live updates: Mountain Fire grows to 19,600 acres, moves toward Santa Paula, Somis communities
CAMARILLO, Calif. -- Thousands of residents were forced to flee a fast-moving wildfire, called the Mountain Fire, in Ventura County that has already damaged multiple homes. Chris Cristi in AIR7 estimated that at least 40-50 homes have burned from what he could see.
Mountain Fire burns 14,000 acres, destroys homes as flames whip through Somis, Camarillo
A wildfire started in the Somis area on Wednesday morning and tore through 22 square miles by the evening, destroying dozens of homes, sending residents to the hospital and forcing evacuations in Ventura, Camarillo, Santa Paula, Fillmore and points in between.
CAMARILLO, Calif. -- Thousands of residents were forced to flee a fast-moving wildfire, called the Mountain Fire, in Ventura ...
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California mountain fire causes 10,000 to evacuateLater, it exploded and forced thousands to leave their homes. Other affected areas include Moorpark, Camarillo Heights, and ...
Gov. Gavin Newsom visited Camarillo Thursday and declared a state of emergency, allowing for federal assistance in fighting ...
The fire continues to threaten about 3,500 structures in suburban neighborhoods, ranches and agricultural areas around ...
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Dangerous Santa Ana winds fanned the blaze, which ignited near the 7900 block of Bradley Road and Balcom Canyon Road shortly ...
A wildfire "moving dangerously fast" exploded during a Santa Ana wind storm Wednesday morning, tearing through miles of local ...
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CAMARILLO, Calif. (AP) — Southern California firefighters ... on protecting homes on hillsides along the fire’s northeast ...
Southern California firefighters working to contain a wildfire that has destroyed 132 structures in two days could be ...
Weber reported from Los Angeles. Jaimie Ding and Stefanie Dazio in Los Angeles, Ethan Swope in Camarillo, Eugene Garcia in ...
The Mountain fire broke out Wednesday morning. By Thursday afternoon, the blaze had burned more than 20,000 acres.
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