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More acres now burned than all of 2025

Nearly 80 active wildfires reported in Oregon impacting 670K+ acres: What we know

Wildfire season is taking over as two complex fires tear through Central Oregon and others blaze in other parts of the state on Wednesday.

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More acres now burned than all of 2025 as Oregon wildfires rage

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Oregon wildfire updates as thunderstorms, lightning, rain hit state

Fire in Sunol burns over 1,000 acres

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Crews continue to battle Sunol 'Little Fire' as it grows to 1,000 acres burned

Another evacuation order has been lifted for an area near a large brush fire burning by Pleasanton, the Alameda County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday night.

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Fire in Sunol burns over 1,000 acres as evacuation orders remain in effect

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Little Fire in Sunol burns over 1,000 acres, 10% contained

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Map: Little Fire evacuation and perimeter near Pleasanton

Most of the evacuation orders for the Little Fire, south of Pleasanton, were lifted late Tuesday as the fire’s progress was checked around 1,000 acres.

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Little Fire: Evacuation orders issued for vegetation fire burning in Alameda County

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Some Pleasanton residents return home as Little Fire reaches 1,007 acres, forward progress stopped

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Little Fire in Pleasanton, Sunol burns hundreds of acres, leading to evacuations

Maddie White reports.

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Alameda Co.: Update: Brush Fire In Sunol Spreads To 700 Acres, Evacuation Orders Issued

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Little Fire near Pleasanton and Sunol burns 1,000 acres, some evacuations remain

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Acres to Square Feet: A cheat sheet with conversions tricks that actually work

Converting acres to square feet is a useful skill. It is helpful in geography, gardening, and property matters. One acre equals 43,560 square feet. The article provides exact and quick estimation methods. It also covers breakdown methods for complex ...

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Rumsey fire in rural Yolo County reaches 450 acres as of July 21

California fire crews are making progress in containing a vegetation fire that has grown to 450 acres in Rumsey Canyon, near the Colusa and Yolo County borders. As of the morning of July 21, crews have contained about 15% of the Rumsey Fire,