• Camp Fire Evacuees Found Safe Camping Out At De Sabla Lake

    DE SABLA LAKE (CBS13) — Despite mandatory evacuations for the Camp Fire, some residents decided to stay with their properties. They all had their own reasons, but that decision has caused worry for loved ones who are unable to reach them now.
    When the Camp Fire was raging, over 100 people evacuated to De Sabla reservoir.
    Marty Smith evacuated with “a couple dogs, cats, and a bearded dragon.”
    READ: THE LATEST: At Least 23 People Have Died In Camp Fire, 110 People Still Miss
  • Paradise Family Reunited With Dogs After Evacuating Without Them

    PARADISE (CBS13) — The last time the Messatzzia family saw their beloved dogs Brodie the Golden retriever and Gunnar the Boxer was minutes before the deadly Camp Fire came ripping through their town of Paradise. Monica’s packed truck wouldn’t start, so she was forced to make the heart-wrenching decision to leave without them.
    The family spent the rest of the night worrying until they heard that the dogs were found. Brodie and Gunnar had traveled at least four miles from ho
  • Smoke From Camp Fire Has Created Unhealthy Conditions In Sacramento Area

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Air quality in Arden Arcade, Folsom, Roseville, and Sloughhouse is now hazardous due to smoke from the Camp Fire.
    Residents could experience serious health effects from the smoke. People are advised to avoid all outdoor physical activity, remain indoors, and keep activity levels low.
    To check air quality levels, head to the sparetheair.com website.
    If you must spend time outside, officials strongly urge you to wear an N95 face mask to keep air pollutants out of your lu
  • Story of Survival: Family Reunites After Evacuations, Parents Camp Out At Lake De Sabla

    BUTTE COUNTY (CBS13) — A happy ending has come out of the ashes of the Camp Fire for the family of a navy seal who searched relentlessly for his family.
    Mitchell Smith searched every shelter looking for his nephew. They connected Saturday morning while his parents headed north to Lake De Sabla to flee the fire.
    Mitchell’s nephew, Mike Smith and his girlfriend Wendy are safe and sound, staying at a hotel in Chico after evacuating Magalia Friday afternoon. Mike said the area looke
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  • THE LATEST: At Least 23 People Have Died In Camp Fire, 110 People Still Missing

    PARADISE, Calif. (AP) — The Latest on California wildfires (all times local):
    For more information on how to help the victims of the fire, head to cbs13.com/help.
    7:15 p.m.
    Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea says his department has reports of 110 people still missing in a massive Northern California wildfire that has scorched 164 square miles (425 square kilometers).
    Honea says he’s hopeful that more of those missing people will be located. The department initially had more than 500 cal
  • THE LATEST: Camp Fire Has Burned Over 100,000 Acres, At Least 23 People Have Died

    PARADISE, Calif. (AP) — The Latest on California wildfires (all times local):
    For more information on how to help the victims of the fire, head to cbs13.com/help.
    6:20 p.m.
    In a press conference Saturday evening, the Butte County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that 14 additional bodies were found in the destruction from the Camp Fire. This brings the death toll to 23 in the massive fire.
    Four coroner recovery teams are working to recover bodies and human remains from the fire, and the sh
  • THE LATEST: Camp Fire Continues To Destroy, Has Burned Over 100,000 Acres

    PARADISE, Calif. (AP) — The Latest on California wildfires (all times local):
    For more information on how to help the victims of the fire, head to cbs13.com/help.
    3:25 p.m.
    Alyssa Milano says her home has been spared by a Southern California wildfire that forced her family to evacuate.
    The actress tweeted Saturday that her house “is still standing” a day after she and thousands of others were forced to hurriedly evacuate because of the fast-moving fire.
    Milano on Friday asked f

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