In Sonoma County, a wildfire that started on Thursday is now partially under control. The affected area is west of a major highway. CAL FIRE reports that the fire has consumed a significant amount of land. Evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted, according to CAL FIRE, and further details are available from them.
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