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Death Toll Rises To 63 In Northern California Camp Fire, 631 Now Unaccounted For

Officials say they're "more committed than we’ve ever been" as they sift through the devastation.
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Death Toll Rises To 56 In Northern California Camp Fire, Deadliest In State History

The Butte County Sheriff says 130 people are still missing.
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California Fire Victims Are Suing Their Power Company For Igniting The Blaze

PG&E has another wildfire lawsuit on its hands as victims claim the utility has not maintained its lines.
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Stunning NASA Photos Show California's Devastating Wildfires From Space

At least nine people have died in the Camp fire in Paradise. Meanwhile, thousands of people have fled their homes in the Hill and Woolsey fires.
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Wildfires Rage Across Northern California And Thousand Oaks

The Thousand Oaks community is still reeling from a mass shooting one day earlier.
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California Braces For Wildfires With Forced Power Outages

About 60,000 people in Northern California have been without power since Sunday night.
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This Firefighter's Own Neighborhood Went Up In Flames In A California Wildfire

Back in October, this Paul Lowenthal was called in to put out a wildfire that was raging across Northern California. As he approached the site, he realized the neighborhood he had to protect was his own. Learn more about the story in a HuffPost Reports episode coming soon.
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California Looks To Reshape Its Wildfire Strategy As State Burns

The state needs a “more scientific and pre-emptive approach,” state Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson said.
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Northern California Wildfire Named 9th Most Destructive In State's History

Wildfires burning throughout California have claimed at least six lives.
By Marcio Jose Sanchez and Sudhin Thanawala, AP

California Firefighter's Home Burned Down While He Fought Other Blaze

Jason Campbell was battling the Ferguson Fire near Yosemite when his house was hit.
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