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CLEARLAKE, Calif. — Two thousand homes lost and two-thirds of the land burned: The residents of Lake County, a sparsely populated area north of Napa Valley, understand better than most the devastating cost of wildfires in recent years.
Yet few people in Lake County, or in many other fire-prone parts of California, could have anticipated the millions they are now spending this summer on wildfires, even before the first big one ignites.
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Things might get a bit smoky south of Copperopolis due to drift smoke from the Aero Fire.
There were a couple of fires of note in the region as temperatures are rising this
As wildfire season approaches in California, what’s the risk for Stanislaus County ? Using data collected in March 2023 and
