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Update: Madre Fire in San Luis Obispo County at 30% containment
Madre Fire initially started 1:07 p.m. July 2 in San Luis Obispo County, California. Since its discovery four days ago, it has burned 79,936 acres. A crew of 1,122 firefighters effectively contained 30% of the fire by Sunday morning. The cause of it remains under investigation.
The Madre Fire was reported shortly after noon Wednesday, July 2, along Highway 166 about 25 miles east of Santa Maria.
The Madre Fire in eastern County continued to grow overnight as firefighters battled challenging conditions at the large ...
The Madre Fire is the largest wildfire in California in 2025 — surpassing the Los Angeles-area fires that devastated parts of ...
The Madre fire burning in San Luis Obispo County has grown to become the largest wildfire California has seen this year. It ...
Firefighters are responding to a fast-moving wildfire called the Madre Fire, which has now burned 79,630 acres in rural ...
A massive California wildfire has prompted evacuation orders and a highway closure. The Madre Fire ignited Wednesday afternoon in San Luis Obispo County, according to Cal Fire. It has since grown to ...
[Update: Thu., July 3, 5:36pm] The Madre Fire has expanded to 52,593 acres as of 5:17 p.m. on Thursday, still with only 5 ...
The fire sparked in the Los Padres National Forest in San Luis Obispo County and was growing exponentially, officials warned.
The Madre Fire in central California expanded to 70,800 in two days, making it the largest wildfire this year in California.
California’s largest wildfire this year spreads rapidly; Governor Newsom criticises Trump’s disaster funding cuts ...
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