Mountain Fire burns over 20K acres; 132 structures, mostly homes, destroyed, 88 damaged
Fire officials gave a preliminary count of the number of structures destroyed by the Mountain Fire, pegging it at 132, mostly homes. Another 88 have been damaged, they said at a news conference Thursday night at the Ventura County Fairgrounds. That number is likely low.
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.
Mountain Fire forces thousands to flee, destroys homes as flames race into neighborhoods
A wildfire "moving dangerously fast" exploded during a Santa Ana wind storm Wednesday morning, tearing through miles of local hillsides, destroying homes and forcing thousands to flee as the blaze fanned out to more than 14,000 acres.
Live updates: Mountain Fire grows to 19,600 acres, moves toward Santa Paula, Somis communities
CAMARILLO, Calif. -- Thousands 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 at least 40-50 homes have burned from what he could see.
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Live updates: Mountain Fire burns dozens of homes in Camarillo area
The Mountain Fire burned homes in the Ventura County communities of Moorpark and Camarillo. Follow live updates on the wildfire northwest of LA.
Mountain Fire explodes to 19K+ acres, destroys homes in Camarillo, Moorpark, Somis
A fast-moving fire burning in Ventura County has triggered mandatory evacuation orders for more than 14,000 people as it destroyed dozens of homes in Camarillo, Somis, and Moorpark and threatened 3,500 structures in suburban neighborhoods,
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.
'No significant growth' of Mountain Fire but devastation takes toll
Later that day, it jumped more than 2 miles south across Highway 118 into Camarillo, and homes in Camarillo Heights and other ...
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Mountain Fire destroys and damages hundreds of structures in Ventura County as crews make slow progress
For the most up-to-date information about the fire you can check: CalFire incident page; Ventura County fire on X; Latest ...
Mountain Fire burns Ventura County woman's home into ashes
VENTURA COUNTY, Calif. - Jessica Graham stands where her front porch once welcomed visitors to her family's home located ...
Fast-moving blaze whips through hills in Southern California: 'This is a tough fire fight'
FEMA authorized the use of federal funds to help the state battle the Mountain Fire, which has burned about 10,500 acres on ...
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Wildfire Fanned by Extreme Santa Ana Wind Destroys More than 100 Houses in Southern California
The fire that is only about five percent contained 'remains dynamic and it remains dangerous,' Ventura County Fire Chief ...
Update: 5% containment reached for Mountain Fire in Ventura County
Mountain Fire initially started 8:51 a.m. Nov. 6 in Ventura County. It has burned 20,485 acres after being active for 34 ...
Satellite imagery reveals scope of Mountain Fire devastation in California
Satellite imagery from Maxar Technologies captured the destruction left behind by the Mountain Fire northwest of Los Angeles.
Southern California wildfire rages as it engulfs homes, forces mass evacuations
A wildfire in Ventura County, California, has prompted thousands of evacuations and destroyed dozens of homes.
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