Tens of Thousands Flee as Wildfires Rip Across Northern California
The enormous wildfires burning around the Bay Area have claimed the lives of at least five people. Residents from Wine Country north of San Francisco to the edges of San Jose and Santa Cruz have been forced to evacuate. 
Some Residents Stay Put to Save Their Homes from the Flames
Official firefighting resources on the dozens of lightning-caused fires around the Bay Area are spread very thin. As the blazes spread, some residents have wound up having to try to defend their own property from the advancing flames.
Reporter: Raquel Maria Dillon, KQED 
Vacaville Farmer Describes 'Obliteration' After Wildfires
Tom Walter, the caretaker of La Ferme Soleil, was forced to evacuate in the early hours of Wednesday morning. He says all that remains of his home is an unrecognizable heap of blackened, twisted metal.
Reporter: Peter Arcuni, KQED
Care Homes Carve Out Fire Escape Plans Amidst Coronavirus Threat
The Department of Social Services and the Department of Public Health say care homes should organize people to keep those known to have COVID-19 separate from people who don’t.
Reporter: Molly Peterson, KQED
Farmworkers Work Through Dense Smoke as Fires Burn
The River Fire outside Salinas is just miles away from fields where many farmworkers continue to work harvesting fruits and vegetables.
Reporter: Nina Sparling, KQED 
Doctors Brace for Patient Surge from Wildfire Smoke
For months, doctors have urged us to stay outside for any kind of socializing. But wildfire smoke is forcing a new lockdown on much of the state
Reporter: Lesley McClurg, KQED