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.
Live updates: Mountain Fire burns multiple homes in Camarillo, Moorpark, Somis
Hundreds 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 40-50 homes have burned from what he could see.
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Live updates: Mountain Fire burns dozens of homes in Camarillo areaWhat to KnowA brush fire quickly grew to 14,500 acres in less than 24 hours in Moorpark and Camarillo in Ventura County.By ...
The Mountain Fire continues to burn in the Camarillo area, scorching more than 20,400 acres. The wildfire is burning with no ...
Some 298 properties have been checked so far. The Mountain Fire has burned some homes to the ground in the Camarillo ...
On the morning after Election Day, the Mountain Fire burned homes with campaign signs still in their yards. Some homes left smoldering ...
Four CIF-SS football games and four league cross country finals were moved or rescheduled due to poor air quality from the ...
Damage assessment teams were conducting inspections after the Mountain Fire, which is still burning, set homes ablaze in ...
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132 structures destroyed in less than 2 days in California wildfireSome 10,000 people remained under evacuation orders Thursday as the fire continued to threaten about 3,500 structures.
Ventura County officials closed roads and issued evacuation orders for unincorporated areas near Somis, Camarillo Heights and ...
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The water didn’t run out for firefighters, but the demands of battling the Mountain Fire taxed the supply system and affected water pressure, officials said Thursday.
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