Smoke from the Madre Fire in San Luis Obispo County could potentially bring poor air quality to the High Desert over the July 4th holiday weekend.

Smoke from the Madre Fire in San Luis Obispo County could potentially bring poor air quality to the High Desert over the July 4th holiday weekend.

The Madre Fire, igniting on July 2, 2025, near Highway 166, has surged to become California's largest wildfire this year, scorching over 52,952 acres as of July 4.

The Los Padres National Forest, Cal Fire in San Luis Obispo, and Bureau of Land Management have been coordinating the firefighting efforts under a unified command. To combat the Madre Fire, nearly 608 ...

The Madre Fire, burning in San Luis Obispo County, has burned 80,603 acres as of Monday afternoon and is 35% contained.

The Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District (APCD) and County of Santa Barbara Health Department has issued an Air Quality Watch for Santa ...

Smoke from the Madre Fire, which started Wednesday off Highway 166, is impacting the air quality for some communities on the ...

The blaze is burning in a rural area of San Luis Obispo County, in the central coast, but its smoke has spread to nearby ...

An air quality advisory has been issued for Friday in the Santa Clarita Valley and other areas of Los Angeles due to smoke pollution ...

Los Angeles and much of Southern California were met with a regional air quality alert on Saturday, following July 4th ...

The Madre Fire, now the largest wildfire in California this year, expanded to 79,630 acres by Saturday, July 5, prompting ...