Evacuation orders remain for the Tiger Fire, which sparked Friday afternoon in Amador County. Evacuation warnings in ...

Tiger Fire initially started 12:43 p.m. Aug. 8 in Amador County, California. It has burned 118 acres after being active for three days. As of Monday morning, 30% of this fire was brought under ...

In Amador County, the 118-acre Tiger Fire is now 20% contained, with mandatory evacuations lifted and roadblocks removed.

Mandatory evacuations cover zones YUB-E094-B and YUB-E093-A, according to the Yuba County Office of Emergency Services.

While an evacuation warning remains in some areas, residents can resume normal activities but should stay aware of conditions, the sheriff's office said.

A man who was thrown from his boat and then spent the night clinging to a buoy for almost seven hours offshore from Morro ...