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Update: Hawk Fire in Los Angeles County progresses to 76% containment
Hawk Fire initially started 3:03 p.m. Aug. 14 in Los Angeles County, California. After being active for 38 hours, it has burned 300 acres. By Saturday morning, the fire crew succeeded in containing 76% of this wildfire. The cause of it remains under investigation.
Firefighters scrambled to control a fast-moving wildfire that erupted Thursday morning in hills along Interstate 5 in northwestern Los Angeles County, officials said.
The fire’s progress was stopped Thursday night after it scorched 400 acres of vegetation. Containment numbers rose Friday and ...
The King Fire ignited around 70 miles northwest of Los Angeles on Thursday morning and quickly grew to nearly 500 acres.
Firefighters were rushing to contain a blaze in northern Los Angeles County that had ballooned to more than 200 acres (81 hectares) in less than two hours Thursday afternoon, according to the Los ...
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Brush fire next to 5 freeway triggers evacuation warnings and freeway closures in L.A. County
The King fire began east of the 5 freeway just after 1 a.m. north of Pyramid Lake near Smokey Bear Road and grew to 400 acres ...
He allegedly used fake paperwork with the name of another Los Angeles County fire captain to obtain long-term disability ...
The Canyon Fire sounds the alarm that austerity cuts, climate change, and political neglect continue unchecked, fueling more ...
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