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More than 100 Arizona firefighters are stationed in California to assist with massive wildfires in the region.
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At least 25 people have died and thousands more displaced as fires continue to burn in Southern California. But with relief efforts shifting into gear, authorities in Arizona are warning against scammers taking advantage of the public’s eagerness to help.
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The American Red Cross is requesting donations as wildfires place volunteers from Arizona in Southern California to assist with shelters.
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As wildfires continue to destroy homes in Southern California, Arizona State University is checking in on students who might be affected.
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The Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vikings will play on Monday. Glendale says it's ready.
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The U.S. Forest Service and Department of Agriculture recently launched a program to increase ecological rehabilitation and wildfire risk prevention in parts of the country that need it most.
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The Horton Fire near Payson and several fires in the L.A. area have burned thousands of acres with little containment, stressing resources within the states. California has sent requests to Arizona for resources.
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In Arizona and across the country, wildfires continue to intensify year over year. The federal government is rolling out a new program to support sawmills and other wood processing facilities close to high-priority forest restoration areas and tribal lands at high risk of wildfires.
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The Horton Fire continues to burn up in the Payson Ranger District with fire crews still working to contain the flames.
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A couple of wildfires broke out in northern Arizona over the weekend, serving as a reminder that wildfire season is a year-round issue.