
SOME BORDER FIRES SPARKED BY MIGRANTS, IGNITING SAFETY CONCERNS
Photo via CalFire: Border 47 fire was started by migrants, possibly seeking rescue in a remote location near the border, according to Cal Fire. The blaze charred 50 acres. August

Photo via CalFire: Border 47 fire was started by migrants, possibly seeking rescue in a remote location near the border, according to Cal Fire. The blaze charred 50 acres. August

Photo via CalFire: Border 47 fire was started by migrants, possibly seeking rescue in a remote location near the border, according to Cal Fire. The blaze charred 50 acres. August
Story and Photos by Josh Stotler August 12, 2024 (Spring Valley)–A vegetation fire threatened homes on Millar Ranch Road north of Millar Anita Ln in Spring Valley today. Some residents
Story and Photos by Josh Stotler August 12, 2024 (Spring Valley)–A vegetation fire threatened homes on Millar Ranch Road north of Millar Anita Ln in Spring Valley today. Some residents
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Photo via CalFire: Border 47 fire was started by migrants, possibly seeking rescue in a remote location near the border, according to Cal Fire. The blaze charred 50 acres. August

Photo via CalFire: Border 47 fire was started by migrants, possibly seeking rescue in a remote location near the border, according to Cal Fire. The blaze charred 50 acres. August
Story and Photos by Josh Stotler August 12, 2024 (Spring Valley)–A vegetation fire threatened homes on Millar Ranch Road north of Millar Anita Ln in Spring Valley today. Some residents
Story and Photos by Josh Stotler August 12, 2024 (Spring Valley)–A vegetation fire threatened homes on Millar Ranch Road north of Millar Anita Ln in Spring Valley today. Some residents
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