California Fires

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A look at wildfires burning Monday in California:
Los Padres National Forest: 4,100 acres have burned in the Wolf
fire north of Ojai since Saturday. Four uninhabited ranch
structures destroyed.
San Bernardino National Forest: More than 2,688 acres were
blackened in the Arrowhead fire that began Friday. Two commercial
structures, four storage buildings and a trailer were destroyed.
Minor injuries to three firefighter. Began after firefighters
staged training fire.
Elsewhere in the forest, more than 430 acres were charred in the
Bee fire east of Hemet that began Sunday.
Sequoia National Forest: 450 acres consumed by Rocky fire near
Lake Isabella that began Sunday.

(Copyright 2002 by The Associated Press.

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A look at wildfires burning Wednesday in California:

-Los Padres National Forest: 7,500 acres burned in the Wolf fire
north of Ojai since Saturday. Four uninhabited ranch structures
destroyed.
-San Bernardino National Forest: Two fires.
More than 2,688 acres blackened in the Arrowhead fire that began
Friday. Two commercial structures, four storage buildings and a
trailer destroyed. Minor injuries to three firefighters. May have
spread from training fire. Ninety percent contained.
More than 430 acres charred by the Bee fire east of Hemet that
began Sunday. Contained.
-Sequoia National Forest: 450 acres burned by Rocky fire near
Lake Isabella that began Sunday. Contained.
-Angeles National Forest: 100 acres burned north of Glendora in
Susana Canyon blaze that started Monday. Contained. May have been
started by campfire.
- Los Angeles County: 100 acres burned near Castaic Lake in a
blaze that started Tuesday afternoon and was 90 percent contained.
A second 25-acre blaze erupted shortly after to the south in Val
Verde and was 50 percent contained.

(Copyright 2002 by The Associated Press