Share with FriendsAs 1300 firefighters battle the Kincade fire east of Geyserville, Cal Fire revised the size of the blaze Friday morning upwards to almost 22 thousand acres. Winds dropped […]
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Share with FriendsLive with firefighters battling the Kincade Fire at the River Rock Casino.
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Share with FriendsSonoma County’s huge Kincade Fire raged overnight, but by morning light winds allowed crews to gain ground on the blaze east of Geyserville. Still, the fire continued to […]
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Share with Friends Sonoma County is providing a useful interactive map to track power outages, as well as the progress of the Kincade Fire using its heat signature as detected […]
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Share with FriendsAs the Kincade Fire continued to grow to the north and east today, NNB’s Karl Van Amburg filed this live report from Geyserville.
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Share with FriendsA morning blaze at Spring Lake Regional Park was seen throughout Santa Rosa, and prompted a big response from fire crews. Karl Van Amburg and producer Michon Sardella […]
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Share with FriendsNews of the North Bay’s Karl Van Amburg and producer Michon Sardella were at the Kincade Fire overnight, and filed this report.
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Share with Friends The Kincade fire east of Geyserville has now consumed 10000 acres and is still growing. As of 7 a.m. the community of Geyserville and all areas to […]
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Share with FriendsAs of 2am Thursday, the Kincade Fire had grown to more than 5 thousand acres, and is burning east of Highway 128, east of Geyserville. Evacuations have been […]
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Share with FriendsAs PG&E turns off power to more than 30 thousand North Bay customers, News of the North Bay’s Karl Van Amburg reviews the PSPS event, and the new […]
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Share with FriendsHigh pressure will give the North Bay and the entire Bay Area a significant warm up this week, with fire concerns rising as winds increase by midweek. Many […]
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Share with FriendsTwo years ago the Tubbs fire tore through Coffey Park and several other Sonoma County neighborhoods, wiping out homes, and destroying most everything in its path. To mark […]
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