The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) recently released new fire hazard severity zone maps for ...
Cal Fire is rolling out new hazard maps that show much more of the state at risk of wildfire than before. They will require ...
A wildlife camera caught something new in Hood Mountain Regional Park in Sonoma County, California. Here's what.
The Armstrong Fire, which burned over 50 acres in McDowell County, is now 90% contained. A backyard debris burn started the fire, the U.S. Forest Service says. A McDowell County wildfire that’s ...
The red areas on the map represent very high-risk fire zones. Sonoma County saw the biggest increase with that designation, while Oakland saw its fire hazards reduced. Homeowners in the danger ...
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New Cal Fire maps: Here’s what they can tell you about your risk — and what they can’tThe origin of the maps dates to one of the first major wildfires to burn into neighborhoods in the state: the 1980 Panorama Fire in San Bernardino County. That fire triggered ... Bay as well as ...
Updated CAL FIRE wildfire risk map of Sonoma. The biggest changes are in Sonoma County, where nearly 7,600 acres are considered at risk compared to just 11 acres in 2011. Looking at the city of ...
State officials have released a third batch of maps showing fire hazards in California's Bay Area and the state's northern ...
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