California Gov. Declares State of Emergency as Holy Fire Burns 10,000 Acres

2018-08-10 0

Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday evening proclaimed a state of emergency in Orange and Riverside counties due to a fire that has scorched more than 10,000 acres in the Cleveland National Forest.

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