Southern California Wildfire Containment Improves Amid Evacuations

Firefighters in Southern California have made progress in containing the Mountain Fire in Camarillo, which has destroyed 132 structures, thanks to decreased winds. While 3,500 homes have been repopulated, 2,000 remain evacuated. The fire, which started Wednesday, has grown to 32 square miles and is 14% contained. Favorable weather conditions are expected to continue, aiding firefighting efforts. The cause of the fire is still unknown, and officials are using cadaver dogs as a precaution, though no one is reported missing.