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Wildfire disaster relief providing shelter, food and water. The Alisal Fire continued to wreak havoc on California's Central Coast, ballooning Tuesday to 6,000 acres with 0 percent containment, according to Santa Barbara County officials. U.S. Highway 101, which stretches from California through Washington State, remained closed Tuesday near Santa Barbara. High winds fueled the fire overnight, helping it to jump all four lanes of the highway.  The fire ignited as a large swath of the state was placed under a red flag warning and power companies across the state shut off electricity in an effort to prevent new blazes from starting. Between 100 and 200 structures were threatened, according to officials. Power companies across the state shut off electricity in an effort to prevent new blazes from starting.  

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Disaster Relief: Providing shelter, food and water. The Fawn fire in Shasta County ignited Wednesday and quickly became a priority as it fed on dry timber and steep terrain, growing to 6,820 acres by Friday evening and sending thousands of residents fleeing. More than 9,000 structures are threatened by the fire and at least 25 have already been destroyed, officials said. Evacuation orders and warnings remain in place. 

 Donate: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=UGWR6N3WSCT56 Support Victims Of The Fawn Fire Shasta County California. Disaster Relief: Providing shelter, food and water. The Fawn fire in Shasta County ignited Wednesday and quickly became a priority as it fed on dry timber and steep terrain, growing to 6,820 acres by Friday evening and sending thousands of residents fleeing. More than 9,000 structures are threatened by the fire and at least 25 have already been destroyed, officials said. Evacuation orders and warnings remain in place. 

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A fire, which began about 2:15 p.m. Sunday in Calpella, destroyed numerous homes and led to the evacuation of several hundred residents. The blaze quickly grew, burning east toward Lake Mendocino. Two firefighters were taken to the hospital to treat burn injuries. This fire erupted Sunday afternoon at the intersection of Hopkins Street and North State Street prompted Mendocino County authorities to evacuate parts of Calpella, a community on the Russian River about 6 miles (10 miles) north of Ukiah. 

Disaster Relief: Shelter, food and water. The Caldor Fire in northern California's El Dorado County more than doubled overnight to 6,500 acres and destroyed numerous buildings, according to Cal Fire. 

Extreme fire behavior was observed overnight causing immediate mandatory evacuations for at least 2,500 residents in the area and 5,800 homes may burn down. The Caldor fire continue to threaten power lines, communications, and state infrastructure.

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Providing Shelter, food and water. The Dixie Fire has now burned 103,910 acres as of Thursday morning. Firefighters say they are continuing to aggressively battle the flames, which are still moving northeast. Limited access and steep terrain remains a problem for crews. While the incident has now been burning for a week, slightly more containment is also now being reported. After days of being stuck at 15 percent, Cal Fire reported on Thursday that containment is now up to 17 percent.

Numerous evacuation orders still remain in effect in Butte, Lassen and Plumas counties.

Wednesday night, Cal Fire confirmed that at least eight structures had been destroyed by the Dixie Fire so far. It’s unclear if any of those structures were homes, however.