Park Fire in Northern California Remains 34% Contained, Continues to Grow

Firefighters battle spot fires and challenging conditions as the wildfire expands to 427,067 acres, becoming the fourth-largest in state history.

The Park Fire has burned 427,067 acres across multiple counties and the Lassen National Forest.
Containment has stalled at 34% for four consecutive days, with significant fire activity expected.
Spot fires and low humidity complicate firefighting efforts, particularly in the northeast portion of the blaze.
No fatalities reported, but 636 structures have been destroyed and 49 damaged.
Authorities arrested a local man suspected of starting the fire by pushing a burning car into a gully.