Three fires — including the uncontained 1,716-acre Green Fire and the partially-contained Horse and Helena fires — scorched ...

The Shasta County Sheriff's Office has issued a mandatory evacuation order for Oliver Street in Zone CSL-503 due to a ...

Shoe Fire in Shasta County: Crews fight blaze by air, on the ground The Shoe Fire had consumed 4,186 acres as of Friday morning, up 48 acres overnight, according to the California Department of ...

Shoe Fire in Shasta County: Crews fight blaze by air, on the ground. The Shoe Fire had consumed 4,186 acres as of Friday morning, up 48 acres overnight, according to the California Department of ...

The Shoe Fire northwest of Shasta Lake, named after nearby Shoeinhorse Mountain, began 12 miles southwest of Big Bend in the Shasta Trinity National Forest on Oct. 9.

The Shoe Fire burning north of Lake Shasta continued its spread, fueled in part by warm weather this week. As of Tuesday morning, the fire had burned 3,559 acres, up from 3,420 acres Monday night.

Shoe Fire in Shasta County, CA, Contained. Nov. 12, 2024. The wildfire burned 5,124 acres in Shasta-Trinity National Forest. By Darrell Smith . Source The Sacramento Bee (TNS) ...

Local air quality officials are warning Shasta County residents that smoke from the Shoe Fire burning northeast of Redding has the potential to make the skies hazy over the next few days ...

The Shoe Fire started on Wednesday, Oct. 9 in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest and has burned 2,861 acres so far, according to forest officials. Evacuation orders are in place for Zone LKH-1448 ...

The Shoe Fire in Shasta County is now fully contained, U.S. Forest Service officials announced this week, but with forecast rains come new concerns. Forest Service crews contained the month-long ...

A vegetation fire burning near a campground in Shasta County has prompted evacuations nearby, officials said. The Shoe Fire is burning in the Sulanharas Creek drainage near the Madrone Campground ...

Shoe Fire in Shasta County: Crews fight blaze by air, on the ground. The Shoe Fire had consumed 4,186 acres as of Friday morning, up 48 acres overnight, according to the California Department of ...