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Update: Rancho Fire in San Luis Obispo County hits 100% containment by Sunday morning
Rancho Fire initially started 5:07 p.m. July 5 in San Luis Obispo County, California. After being active for 13 hours, it has burned 27.6 acres. A fire crew of 111 managed to contain the blaze entirely as of Sunday morning. Investigations into its cause are still ongoing.
The Madre Fire burning in the eastern corner of San Luis Obispo County was 30% containment as of Sunday morning. In a post on ...
Firefighters are responding to a fast-moving wildfire called the Madre Fire, which has now burned 79,630 acres in rural ...
The Madre Fire in eastern County continued to grow overnight as firefighters battled challenging conditions at the large ...
As of the Friday update at 9:15 a.m., the Madre Fire remained at 52,592 acres and was now 10% contained, according to Cal ...
Emergency personnel are responding to a vegetation fire in east Templeton Saturday evening. The blaze appears to be burning ...
Firefighters responded to a commercial fire at Templeton Feed & Grain Friday night in Templeton. The South Main Street ...
The fire sparked in the Los Padres National Forest in San Luis Obispo County and was growing exponentially, officials warned.
A vegetation fire burning in the hills east of Templeton threatened structures Saturday evening, prompting an evacuation order for nearby residents. The Rancho Fire, which has burned 15 to 20 acres, ...
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