Live updates: 14,000-acre Mountain Fire burning toward Santa Paula after decimating Camarillo area
CAMARILLO, Calif. -- Thousands of residents were forced to flee a fast-moving wildfire, called the Mountain Fire, in Ventura County that has already damaged multiple homes. Chris Cristi in AIR7 estimated that at least 40-50 homes have burned from what he could see.
Mountain Fire burns 14,000 acres, destroys homes as flames whip through Somis, Camarillo
A wildfire started in the Somis area on Wednesday morning and tore through 22 square miles by the evening, destroying dozens of homes, sending residents to the hospital and forcing evacuations in Ventura, Camarillo, Santa Paula, Fillmore and points in between.
Multiple homes have burned to the ground in the Mountain Fire, but authorities have so far declined so provide an estimate.
The Mountain Fire continues to burn in the Camarillo area, scorching more than 19,600 acres. The wildfire is burning with no ...
Firefighters were engaged right off the bat with pulling people out of their houses and saving lives,” said Trevor Johnson, ...
A Camarillo Heights resident grabbed his wedding ring and some family photos Wednesday as flames from the fast-moving ...
The water didn’t run out for firefighters, but the demands of battling the Mountain Fire taxed the supply system and affected ...
An Air Quality Alert is in effect for Ventura County due to smoke impacts and blowing dust from the Mountain Fire.
Camarillo Airport in Ventura County, California, is playing a vital role in the efforts to extinguish the Mountain Fire.
Schools felt the effects of the so-called Mountain fire throughout the day on Wednesday. Camarillo Heights Elementary ...
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A firefighter prepares to douse flames while battling the Mountain Fire on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024, in Santa Paula, Calif.
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