Seven Firefighters Injured Battling California Wildfire

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Bear Fire in Santa Cruz Mountains has burned at least 300 acres

 

 

CBS SF Bay Area – Firefighters have been injured on the steep terrain of the Santa Cruz Mountains while battling the 300-acre Bear Fire. Maria Medina reports.

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Bear Fire in Santa Cruz Mountains has burned at least 300 acres     CBS SF Bay Area – Firefighters have been injured on the steep terrain of the Santa Cruz Mountains while battling the 300-acre Bear Fire. Maria Medina reports. See also  Experts See Worse Disasters in the Future

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