Dutch Fire in California Contained at 15%, Evacuations Lifted

The wildfire near Lake Tahoe, which burned 45 acres, prompted evacuations in Nevada and Placer counties before firefighters halted its spread.

Firefighters successfully stopped the forward progress of the Dutch Fire, which started near the Forebay Dam in Dutch Flat.
The fire, initially reported on Saturday afternoon, led to mandatory evacuations in two counties but no injuries or damage to homes.
Cal Fire reported the blaze was 15% contained by Sunday morning, with evacuation orders downgraded to warnings.
Infrared mapping and aerial resources were used to combat the fire, which had reached 45 acres by Saturday night.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and local authorities have provided resources and shelters for affected residents.