Map: Elephant Fire becomes California’s second biggest of the year

A wildfire that started Saturday has prompted an evacuation order near Hallelujah Junction, in Lassen County. Related ...

Summit Fire Evacuation Map: California Wildfire Tops 2,600 Acres, Check Latest Orders, Warnings and Shelters

A rapidly spreading wildfire in northern Los Angeles County, known as the Summit Fire, has consumed over 2,600 acres, leading ...

Tracking US wildfires in maps and charts

Deadly and destructive wildfires erupt in the US each year, burning millions of acres and destroying thousands of homes. CNN ...

Map: Lost Fire, California’s second-biggest wildfire this year

The evacuation order covered about 100 square miles of sparsely inhabited land, including part of the South Belridge oilfields.

2026 Northern California wildfire resources by county: Find evacuation info, sign up for alerts

Here is a county-by-county resources list to help you find public safety information and updates in the event of a wildfire in Northern California.
NBC Los Angeles

Map: Where wildfires are burning in Southern California

Three wildfires have burned thousands acres this week in Southern California and triggered evacuation orders and warnings for tens of thousands of residents in Ventura and Riverside counties. The ...
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Where are California wildfires burning? See maps

Multiple wildfires are active across Southern California as elevated fire danger continues and forecasters warn only limited relief may be ahead. The Santa Rosa Island Fire in Santa Barbara ...

Pentz Fire in Butte County: Forward spread stopped

Forward progress has been stopped on the Pentz Fire in the Paradise area.
Palm Beach Post

Where are California wildfires burning? See maps and air quality

Multiple wildfires are currently burning across Southern California. Investigators are looking into unusual ignition sources, including a possible SOS flare and a tractor striking a rock. The ...
Earth.com

Wildfire risk and warming are reshaping California wine country

Changes in moisture, temperature and wildfire risk may make some California wine-grape regions less suitable in the future.