Updated CAL FIRE hazard map, portions of Central Valley fall within 'high risk' zone
We are an absolute embarrassment." For the first time in more than a decade, Cal Fire officials have released an updated fire hazard severity zone map for communities across the state. The death of Deputy Christina Kohler was announced by the Harris County Sheriff’s Office last week James Fishback,
Despite being just 20 days away from spring, drought conditions, while improved from January, are still in effect for most of Southern and Central California.
Researchers documented regions of land subsidence (displayed in blue) along California's coast and within parts of the Central Valley ... Blue regions on the above map indicate subsidence ...
More than 800,000 acres of land across these SoCal counties have been classified under the highest fire hazard severity zone ...
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