The Mountain fire was the third most destructive wildfire in a decade. These maps show why
Most of the area burned by the Mountain fire was in sparsely populated areas, but when high winds helped the blaze leap ...
Update: 19,904 acres destroyed in Ventura County by Mountain Fire, still 98% contained
Mountain Fire initially started 8:51 a.m. Nov. 6 in Ventura County. It has burned 19,904 acres after being active for two ...
Fire burned a quarter of Ventura County's avocados. How one farmer hopes to rebuild
The Mountain Fire burned about a quarter of Ventura county's avocado harvest. The county is the number one producer of the ...
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Mountain Fire in Ventura County nears total containment, communities in recovery
Officials reported that the Mountain Fire of Ventura County, which rapidly spread to over 20,000 acres and burned through ...
The crops and their paychecks went up in flames: How the Mountain fire hammered farms and farmworkers
The agriculture community lost $7 million in fire damages. While some disaster relief programs help farmers recover from ...
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Mountain Fire: What to know about debris removal for homes destroyed in the blaze
Ventura County supervisors moved forward with the Mountain Fire cleanup Friday, signing off on plans for a second phase of ...
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Weekend rain raising concerns about mud, flooding in Ventura County's Mountain Fire areas
Forecasters for now don't think this weekend's rain will bring heavy damage to Mountain Fire burn areas, but caution ...
Mountain Fire damage climbs to more than 360 structures, most destroyed
The toll of the Mountain Fire has climbed to more than 360 structures. Of those, most were homes in and around Somis and ...
Authorities: Storm unlikely to cause major issues in Mountain Fire area. Here's why
A storm is expected to bring some rain to the Mountain Fire burn area but authorities say they do not expect major issues.
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Update: 19,904 acres destroyed in Ventura County by Mountain Fire, still 98% contained
Mountain Fire initially started 8:51 a.m. Nov. 6 in Ventura County. It has burned 19,904 acres after being active for 12 days. By Monday afternoon, 98% of this fire was brought under containment.