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California Wildfire Season Begins Early, Governor Declares State of Emergency
Governor Newsom declared a state of emergency as three major wildfires burned across 180,000 acres in Southern California, forcing the evacuation of 45,000 residents. Federal disaster aid has been approved for affected counties.
Governor Newsom declared a state of emergency as three major wildfires burned across 180,000 acres in Southern California, forcing the evacuation of 45,000 residents. Federal disaster aid has been approved for affected counties.
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