Wildfire Smoke Tanks Air Quality Across Northern California
The fires surrounding the Sacramento Valley have blanketed the area in a thick cloud of haze.
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The fires surrounding the Sacramento Valley have blanketed the area in a thick cloud of haze.
Major automakers like Mercedes, BMW, Ford, Nissan and Volvo have all said it will be closer to 2020 before those vehicles are available.
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A wildfire tearing through California's wine country continues to expand unabated, prompting authorities to order more evacuations.
Authorities say some of the most destructive wildfires in California's history have killed 21 people.
Wind-driven flames have charred thousands of acres and destroyed thousands of homes in Northern California. Several people have also been killed.
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Nearly 200 people were reported missing, though authorities say many are believed to be safe just unable to communicate with friends and family because of downed communication lines in the fire areas.
Hospitals in the region are seeing an influx of patients with respiratory issues, and those in need of medical attention.
Harry Trembley helped his mother flee Sunday night, and once again they were forced to leave.
Cellular service has not been the best, in fact, it's made it extremely difficult for many people in rural areas to locate family members.
When the fires broke out on Sunday, the company got a call from Calfire saying they needed help coordinating their planes.
The first rescue is one neither will forget. A man with his elderly parents, wife and 5-year-old-son pleaded with them to take his family first.
The trip was on Debbie Geisen's bucket list. She even left a day early to avoid Hurricane Nate in Florida, only to fly into the fire.
