November 24th, 2008:

Threat of rain worries residents of fire affected areas

The recent fires that ravaged Yorba Linda are now contained but a new threat looms as meteorologists forecast rain in the coming days. After being allowed back into their homes by fire officials and finally taking count of the losses, residents are on edge as the losses they endured could be added to by mudslides expected during the upcoming rains. Rain is expected to reach 2" in the burn areas. It is a welcome sight to many Los Angeles residents who say we need the rain, but is dreaded by the residents of Yorba Linda and other areas ravaged by fire in recent weeks. Sand bags are being offered free of charge at any Yorba Linda Fire Station. For full coverage please visit the Los Angeles local news station CBS2.

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November 18th, 2008:

Fires rage for a fifth day in Southern California

Fires continued to rage Monday as Los Angeles County Fire Officials try to gain more headyway. Several hundred homes have been lost since the fire began. Evacuation Centers have been set up and several schools have been closed but are expected to reopen tommorrow. For complete coverage of the Los Angeles County Fires please visit the CBS - KCAL9 news websites.

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November 18, 2008

Firefighters gain ground on the Triangle Complex Fire.

Firefighters sought to gain more headway Tuesday into the wind-driven wildfire that began in Riverside County and spread to Orange, Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties, scorching more than 28,889 acres in three days, authorities said.

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November 18, 2008

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If you would like update news please visit www.knx1070.com or www.abc7.com for the most up to date news for Los Angeles County.

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