Oakland Wildfire Contained as Residents Begin Returning Home

Calmer weather aids firefighting efforts in Oakland, allowing most evacuees to return after the blaze burned two homes.

Firefighters have achieved 70% containment of the wildfire that broke out in Oakland, California, on Friday.
Over 500 residents were evacuated due to the fire, which destroyed two homes and affected 15 acres of land.
The fire was fueled by strong 'diablo winds,' which increased the risk of wildfires across Northern California.
Most evacuation orders have been lifted, with remaining residents expected to return by Sunday night.
The cause of the fire remains unknown, and it occurred just before the 33rd anniversary of the devastating 1991 Oakland Hills Firestorm.