Moderate weather and well-timed rainstorms helped ensure a mild 2022 fire season in California. But officials remain cautious, even into December.

Moderate weather and well-timed rainstorms helped ensure a mild 2022 fire season in California. But officials remain cautious, even into December.

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Fire Season Much Less Severe Than In Recent Years

KQED newscast for Friday, April 26, 2024 at 11:03 AM

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And now to a preview of our sister show, the California Reports Weekly magazine, featuring deep dive stories and documentaries about The Golden State. Here's host Sasha Khokha to tell us what's on the show this week. Well, it's prom season and so we've got a story for you about students at Sylmar Charter High School in the San Fernando Valley who grow and arrange their own flowers for corsages and decorations for the big night. 

And now to a preview of our sister show, the California Reports Weekly magazine, featuring deep dive stories and documentaries about The Golden State. Here's host Sasha Khokha to tell us what's on the show this week. Well, it's prom season and so we've got a story for you about students at Sylmar Charter High School in the San Fernando Valley who grow and arrange their own flowers for corsages and decorations for the big night.

Fire Season Much Less Severe Than In Recent Years

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