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Dozens Still Missing As Wine Country Wildfires Wane; New Fire Erupts In Santa Cruz

Dozens Still Missing As Wine Country Wildfires Wane; New Fire Erupts In Santa Cruz

The wildfires that have destroyed 6,000 homes and caused dozens of deaths across Northern California last week have finally been brought to heel as slackening winds allowed the 9,000 firefighters deployed by Cal Fire to make meaningful advances in their battle against the flames. With the biggest fires mostly under control, some residents have begun to return to their homes. However, more than 40,000 remain displaced.

Drone Footage Reveals "Utter Devastation" As Nearly 6,000 Buildings Destroyed In Cali Wildfire

Drone Footage Reveals "Utter Devastation" As Nearly 6,000 Buildings Destroyed In Cali Wildfire

Hurricane force winds returned to Northern California on Saturday, revitalizing the massive Tubbs fire that’s destroyed much of Santa Rosa. With the fire headed toward the few neighborhoods in the city of 140,000 that haven’t already been destroyed, state authorities ordered thousands more residents to evacuate as residents in some of the hardest hit neighborhoods began venturing back into the city to see what, if anything remains of their homes.

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