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In Sonoma County, firefighters have been able to continue to prevent the Kincade Fire from growing, holding it to 77,758 acres, while increasing its containment to 74 percent. Authorities have begun to allow some people back into some areas that had been evacuated.
Down south, the Getty Fire in the Sepulveda Pass area of Los Angeles County remains at 745 acres, and is now 79 percent contained. Los Angeles Fire Department has indicated this will be their last update on the fire, which had destroyed ten homes and damaged 15 others in the Brentwood neighborhood. The cause of the fire, which had started early in the morning on October 28th, was a tree branch which had been blown into high-voltage power lines.
The Easy Fire in Ventura County's Simi Valley remains at 1,860 acres, and is reported at full containment. At least two structures have burned, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation.
The Hill Fire in the Jurupa Valley area of Riverside County is reported fully contained after burning 494 acres, which is a change from the earlier 628 acre estimation. One home was destroyed and another damaged.
The 46 Fire , also in the Jurupa Valley, has bumped up to 328 acres, and is now 90 percent contained, according to Cal Fire.
There is no update on the Hillside Fire in San Bernardino County.
The Maria Fire near Santa Paula in Ventura County continues to receive the majority of firefighters' attention, as they manage to gain some containment of the fire. Earlier today, the fire was reported as having burned 10,700 acres, but that number has since been amended to 9,412 acres. The fire is now 30 percent contained. At least three structures have been destroyed.
Firefighters keep gaining ground on Kincade Fire, now 80 percent contained
The fire that sparked and explosively grew in the mountains east of Geyserville did not gain any ground over the weekend.
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Down south, the Getty Fire in the Sepulveda Pass area of Los Angeles County remains at 745 acres, and is now 79 percent contained. Los Angeles Fire Department has indicated this will be their last update on the fire, which had destroyed ten homes and damaged 15 others in the Brentwood neighborhood. The cause of the fire, which had started early in the morning on October 28th, was a tree branch which had been blown into high-voltage power lines.
GETTY FIRE | Los Angeles Fire Department
FINAL UPDATE: As of 11/5/19 at 5:30 PM PDT CONTAINMENT: 100% FIRE CAUSE: Investigators have determined the preliminary cause of the fire by using burn patterns, witness statements, and physical evidence. The fire was deemed an accidental start, caused by a tree branch that broke off and...
www.lafd.org
The Easy Fire in Ventura County's Simi Valley remains at 1,860 acres, and is reported at full containment. At least two structures have burned, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Easy Fire | CAL FIRE
www.fire.ca.gov
The Hill Fire in the Jurupa Valley area of Riverside County is reported fully contained after burning 494 acres, which is a change from the earlier 628 acre estimation. One home was destroyed and another damaged.
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www.fire.ca.gov
The 46 Fire , also in the Jurupa Valley, has bumped up to 328 acres, and is now 90 percent contained, according to Cal Fire.
46 Fire | CAL FIRE
www.fire.ca.gov
There is no update on the Hillside Fire in San Bernardino County.
The Maria Fire near Santa Paula in Ventura County continues to receive the majority of firefighters' attention, as they manage to gain some containment of the fire. Earlier today, the fire was reported as having burned 10,700 acres, but that number has since been amended to 9,412 acres. The fire is now 30 percent contained. At least three structures have been destroyed.
Maria Fire Now 9,412 Acres and 30% Contained After Threatening Thousands of Ventura County Homes
Firefighters managed to get 30% containment of the massive Maria Fire after it burned through more than a dozen square miles within a day, authorities said Saturday. The wildfire burned 9,412 acres…
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