'EVERYTHING IS GONE:' Displaced Californians are left hopeless after Dixie fire destroys their entire town.
Historic Dixie Fire continues to threaten CaliforniaThe Dixie Fire has now become the second-largest fire in California history after burning more than 489,000 acres.
A home burns as flames from the Dixie fire tear through the Indian Falls neighborhood of unincorporated Plumas County, Calif. on July 25, 2021.The Dixie Fire has now become the second-largest fire in California history after burning more than 489,000 acres.A home burns as flames from the Dixie fire tear through the Indian Falls neighborhood of unincorporated Plumas County, Calif. on July 25, 2021.
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Thousands of California residents are ordered to evacuate as the Dixie Fire nears 500,000 acresAround 39% of residents in Plumas County, California, are under evacuation orders as officials battle the second largest fire in state history, the Plumas County Sheriff's Office said.
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Dixie fire now second-largest in California history, with more than 400 structures burnedThe Dixie fire is now the second-largest wildfire in California history, burning more than 463,000 acres through a large swath of Northern California.
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Op-Ed: To turn back Dixie fire and others in California, raise pay for federal firefightersEntry-level pay has been $28,078 a year, compared with $66,336 at Cal Fire. No wonder the Forest Service is having trouble hiring.
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'We're seeing truly frightening fire behavior' say firefighters battling the Dixie Fire'We're seeing truly frightening fire behavior, I don't know how to overstate that.' Pyrocumulus, dry lightning, firenadoes. It sounds like something out of an apocalyptic movie, but it's a dangerous reality that firefighters are facing.
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As the Dixie Fire and Others Burn, the U.S. Struggles to Find Enough Firefighters“If it wasn’t for the lack of a living wage, I would still be working for the Forest Service.” Forest Service officials say they are struggling with a shortage of wildland firefighters to effectively respond to all the fires burning in the West.
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