Line Fire Blazes in Southern California—but Cooler Weather Gives Hope
The Line Fire has swept through Southern California since last week, forcing the evacuation of over 6,000 residents and threatening thousands of homes and businesses, but there are hopes it could be brought under control as the hot weather eases.
The Line Fire grew to 34,659 acres Wednesday in Southern California's San Bernardino County and is 14% contained. Evacuation ...
As new details emerge about the 34-year-old man from Riverside County accused of starting the now 36,500-acre Line Fire, as well as how he came to the attention of authorities, neighbors of Justin ...
The fire was so intense that it created its own storm clouds. The National Weather Service recorded thousands of lightning strikes.
The firefighters had been battling the massive Airport Fire before eight were seriously injured in a rollover crash on a ...
The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Office said a Norco man was arrested on suspicion of starting the Line Fire.
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Southern California facing bad air quality, more fire dangermost of Southern California falls under the “unhealthy” air quality category, according to the South Coast Air Quality ...
The Line Fire grew to 26,426 acres Tuesday in Southern California's San Bernardino County, threatening thousands of ...
Rain began falling in some parts of Southern California Friday, prompting concern for mudflows on recent burn scar areas amid ...
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