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Blaze is centered in the Los Padres National Forest. Containment went from 42% Wednesday to 63% Thursday.
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It tops 34,000 acres burned, with containment at 16%. Firefighters dealing with 100 degree plus temperatures on the fire lines.
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Firefighters using backfires to help stop the spread of the inferno.
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Lake Fire continues to burn in the Los Padres National Forest north of the Santa Ynez Valley.
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Some 125 Ventura County firefighters are among the 1100 battling the blaze.
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About 450 acres of land in the Los Padres National Forest will be burned in a series of events.
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Campfire ban in Santa Barbara County's front country extended two years, to February of 2026
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Investigators say Lompoc man claimed plane was in trouble, and bailed out leading to crash. They say he then destroyed the wreckage to block an investigation.
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Project calls for chaparral and tree removal on just over 750 acres of land: Coalition of opponents lost last effort to stop it in federal court.
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Blaze chars about 50 acres of land in National Forest off of Highway 166.