California Battles Multiple Wildfires Amid Red Flag Warnings

Firefighters work to contain Sonoma County's Point Fire and other major blazes across the state as evacuations and poor air quality affect thousands.

The Point Fire in Sonoma County has burned 1,100 acres with 20% containment, prompting evacuations and destroying structures.
Red flag warnings are in effect across large parts of California due to high winds and low humidity, creating critical fire conditions.
The largest fire, the Post Fire in Los Angeles County, has burned 14,625 acres and led to evacuations in Hungry Valley Park and Pyramid Lake areas.
Firefighters are using both ground and aerial efforts to combat the blazes, despite challenging weather conditions.
Air quality has deteriorated in affected areas, with officials advising residents to stay indoors if possible.