Mountain Fire in Ventura County Scorches Over 20,000 Acres, Forces Evacuations
Firefighters have achieved 17% containment as the blaze threatens infrastructure and homes, prompting a state of emergency.
- More than 10,000 residents have been evacuated from areas in Ventura County due to the fast-spreading Mountain Fire.
- Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency and secured federal assistance to support firefighting efforts.
- The fire, which began on November 6, has destroyed at least 132 buildings and damaged nearly 90 more.
- Over 2,999 firefighters are battling the blaze with the aid of 21 helicopters and numerous ground units.
- Weather conditions have improved, aiding containment efforts, but the fire remains a threat to critical infrastructure.










































