Apache Fire Threatens Northern California Community, Prompts Evacuations

Firefighters work to contain the fast-moving blaze near Palermo as improved weather conditions offer some relief.

The Apache Fire has burned over 691 acres with 15% containment as of Tuesday afternoon.
Evacuation orders are in place for multiple zones in Butte County, affecting several structures.
Two buildings have been destroyed, and one firefighter sustained a minor injury.
The fire's proximity to Paradise, site of California's deadliest wildfire, raises community concerns.
Firefighting efforts are supported by air tankers and additional resources from across the state.