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Update: Wolf Fire in Riverside County – 10% containment reached
Wolf Fire initially started today at 3:09 p.m. in Riverside County, California. Since its discovery six hours ago, it has burned 1,165 acres. 300 firefighters have been assigned to respond to the blaze, however, as of Sunday evening, the fire continues to burn uncontrolled. However, the cause is still being investigated.
A nearly one century old California fire truck is back at its original home in Yuba City, thrilling firefighters new and old.
A nearly century-old fire engine is back where it first went into service: Yuba City. After being taken out of service by the ...
Cal Fire reported that 200 personnel, a helicopter, 25 fire engines, two dozers, three water tenders and other crews had been assigned.
Fire crews from CAL FIRE Butte Unit are working to contain a vegetation fire that is burning in the area of Baggett ...
Firefighters say that a car slammed into an engine that was parked on the side of the 60 Freeway for a brush fire burning ...
Bart Kennedy was at the controls of a fire engine’s pumps when a car struck him and the engine on June 23, a fundraising page ...
A firefighter was injured last week after a man allegedly hurled a large rock at a fire engine responding to an emergency in Vallejo, according to police.
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Man arrested for allegedly throwing rock at Vallejo firefightersAn Oakland man was arrested for allegedly throwing a rock at a fire engine full of firefighters, striking one of them in the ...
The crash happened on Canyon Springs Parkway as firefighters were extinguishing a brush fire. The firefighter remained ...
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