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Update: Howe Fire in Ventura County is now fully contained
Howe Fire initially started 6:19 p.m. June 16 in Ventura County, California. After being active for 37 hours, it has burned 44 acres. By Wednesday morning, a crew of four firefighters has achieved full containment of the blaze. The cause of it is still under investigation.
In addition to the Maria Fire in Santa Paula, a vegetation fire known as the "Howe Fire" broke out in the Piru area of ...
On Monday, a pair of vegetation fires broke out in Ventura County, requiring assistance from large firefighting crews.
The Ventura County Fire Department is part of the response fighting a 43.8-acre vegetation fire south of Piru and the Santa ...
A brush fire that moved with devastating speed in the Moorpark and Camarillo areas of Ventura County burned more than 14,000 acres Wednesday and forced evacuations as strong winds pushed flames ...
Update: A more recent report on the Mountain Fire includes details of Thursday’s new evacuations. A Ventura County wildfire that ignited on a day of red-flag warnings across California has ...
"But it is a pretty low probability," said Deputy Chief Chad Cook of the Ventura County Fire Department. A bit of distance and a recent burn scar likely would put up some roadblocks before it ...
Ventura County firefighters responded to a brush fire near the Santa Clara River across from Piru on Monday evening, ...
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