Four major wildfires burn in California amid severe heat wave

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Published 2024-07-03
Thousands of people in Oroville, California, are under evacuation orders Wednesday because of a fast-moving wildfire. It's one of four major fires in the state, which is in the middle of a heat wave that is expected to last until next week.

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All Comments (21)
  • @Chicagosand
    Someone’s definitely purposely committing arson.
  • @UnchainedAmerica
    Oroville is over an hour drive from Sacramento. Your reporter is geographically challenged.
  • @4NickAder
    every summer they drive west on 10 then north on 5 into California where the start fires if you see vehicles with Texas plates report them to the CHP
  • @Michael-ii9gy
    Gold rush days people flooded to Cali, born n raised in Cali. and like me people are migrating to the plains states
  • @user-xj1fu8bd8m
    NOTHING TO SEE HERE, WITH ALL THE FIRES???? WHEN IS THE AUCTION????
  • @turk3088
    They set these firs and scream about the climate
  • @williamryan9195
    The cost of issuing building permits for residential homes in fire prone areas with little or no fire suppression. They the rent them to AIRBNB guests who do not understand fire dangers or start doing yard work or off road in the dry grass and fires get started. All of that land was ranch land a few years ago.This land is a poor choice for home building because of the danger of fire and they keep doing it
  • @jamieivan8991
    This is so planned .. notice how this happens over and over .. Haarp is how they do it
  • @UFRooster
    Crazy how California keeps having wildfires!!!! Perhaps they should ask other states how to manage their forests.