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Officials release names of 49 people killed in Camp Fire

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Dec. 19, 2018: “The Camp Fire ignited Nov. 8, and windy conditions and low humidity caused the flames to spread quickly, officials said. Crews were able to fully contain the fire by Nov. 25. Recovery efforts, however, are far from over. Crews have been working tirelessly to search for human remains in the fire-ravaged rubble and have positively identified 61 of the victims, the Butte County Sheriff’s Office said. Twenty-two people have been tentatively identified.” Continue reading on kcra.com

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