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Fort Fire near Grapevine grows to 220 acres with 5% containment

The Fort Fire was just 5% contained as water-dropping aircraft worked the scene. Kern County fire officials said additional aircraft in the form of retardant-dropping air tankers arrived Thursday morning.

Orange County Register · 1d

Brush fire along 5 Freeway on Grapevine in Kern County is halted

A brush fire along the western edge of the 5 Freeway in the Grapevine burned 220 acres before the spread of the flames was stopped Thursday morning, June 5, the Kern County Fire Department said.

Los Angeles Times · 1d

Fort fire growing in Grapevine triggers evacuation warnings near Interstate 5

The Fort fire began just before 11:30 p.m. Wednesday in Lebec and had grown significantly by Thursday morning as commuters began their morning journey.

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Fort Fire burns over 130 acres in Kern County near Lebec along the 5 Freeway

A 133-acre wildfire burning in Kern County near Lebec has prompted evacuation warnings on Thursday morning. The fire was ...

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Frazier Park fire: Map, location, and evacuation updates as blaze grows to 150 acres in Kern County, California

A fast-moving brush fire erupted near Frazier Park on Thursday afternoon, prompting a swift joint response from the Kern ...

Update: Jack Fire burns 50 acres in Kern County since June 5

Jack Fire initially started 6:52 p.m. June 5 in Kern County. Since its discovery 26 hours ago, it has burned 50 acres, an ...

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Fort Fire near Grapevine

A brush fire that broke out overnight Wednesday prompted evacuation orders for residents in the Digier Canyon and Lebec areas ...

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Kern County residents urged to prepare for fire season with new hazard maps

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — (KBAK/FOX58) Kern County Fire Captain Andrew Freeborn is urging residents to review the county's new hazard maps and prepare their homes for the upcoming fire season.

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Meeting set to gather comment on fire zone maps

A news release from the Kern County Fire Department said the session will provide an overview of maps showing fire hazards ranging from moderate to very high, as required under 2021's state ...

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