Dash cam video from a Sonoma County Sheriff's deputy shows the intensity of flames as the Tubbs Fire entered the area. The deputy was driving down a twisting road that looks like a tunnel of fire ...

The Tubbs Fire has burned more than 28,000 acres in Sonoma and Napa counties. As of Wednesday afternoon, the fire was zero percent contained and had burned 571 structures, 550 homes and 21 ...

The Tubbs Fire in Sonoma County started on the evening of Oct. 8, 2017, and burned a total of 36,807 acres, destroying 5,636 structures and resulting in 22 deaths.

Driving west on Interstate 80 that afternoon, traffic slowed around Vacaville. There was a fire in the median. It was an omen. “My house burned that night,” she said.

Driving up Mark West Springs Road east of Santa Rosa, one may not see ember and ash from the 2017 Tubbs Fire any longer. Other signs abound, in the form of newly-built and under construction homes.

Michele Way resident Michael Grabow, 40, and his French bulldog puppy, Stax, died in the Tubbs fire. (FAMILY PHOTO) Michele Way resident Linda Castetter, 70, was seriously ill and used a cane to walk.

Upton said fire whirls, also known as fire tornadoes, probably happened in all the North Bay fires, but the most destructive evidence was found in Santa Rosa neighborhoods flattened by the Tubbs ...

Shortly after the Tubbs Fire, Abramzon and her husband were driving to Calistoga when inspiration flourished. RELATED: North Bay nonprofit helps fire victims with yoga classes, services ...

On Oct. 8, 2017, the Tubbs Fire ignited and quickly grew to become the most destructive fire in California history. The fire burned 36,807 acres, destroyed 5,643 structures and killed 22 people ...

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