Southern California Wildfire Resources

Information On The Fires, The Victims And How To Help

(CBS)  Links to resources relating to the devastating fires plaguing Southern California.

Maps And Fire Info:

Southern California Blazes

National Interagency Fire Center

U.S Forest Service Maps

San Diego County Fires

Santa Clarita Fire

Witch Creek Fire

Evacuation Centers And Burn Areas

State Of California

City Of San Diego

Finding Family And Friends:

American Red Cross

Contact Loved Ones

Community Voice Mail

National Next Of Kin Registry

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

National Center For Missing And Exploited Children

Helping Hand:

American Red Cross

Salvation Army

Governor's Office Of Emergency Services

National Voluntary Aid Organization Active In Disaster

Network For Good

HelpInDisaster.org

Pet Resources

ASPCA

Humane Society

Local Coverage

CBSNews8 - San Diego

San Diego Union-Tribune

CBS2.com - Los Angeles

Los Angeles Times

Orange County Register

L.A. Daily News

LaPrensa de Los Angeles

KNX Radio (LA)






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by loenhorst October 27, 2007 9:41 PM EDT

It is beginning to rain (a light rain) at Mt Home Village Ca, 8 miles south of the Slide Fire. Whoever is praying thank you & keep up the good work!
Bill

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by nsenior08 October 24, 2007 4:21 PM EDT

I am a senior at chaparral high school in Temecula, CA, our school as well as Temecula Valley are shelters for those who had to evacuate from their homes in Fallbrook. Watching the news for hours and hours and not seeing anything being covered on their home is infuriating!!! People need to know what is happeneing and not everyone has access to the internet. We need to know what they are doing to the fire and not where the SD Chargers are practicing!!!! Get something about their homes on the news and help these people out.

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[loenhorst]

It is beginning to rain (a light rain) at Mt Home Village Ca, 8 miles south of the Slide Fire. Whoever is praying thank you & keep up the good work!
Bill

[nsenior08]

I am a senior at chaparral high school in Temecula, CA, our school as well as Temecula Valley are shelters for those who had to evacuate from their homes in Fallbrook. Watching the news for hours and hours and not seeing anything being covered on their home is infuriating!!! People need to know what is happeneing and not everyone has access to the internet. We need to know what they are doing to the fire and not where the SD Chargers are practicing!!!! Get something about their homes on the news and help these people out.