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12:32 p.m. update: Some North Lakeport residents are being allowed to return to their homes but remain under an evacuation advisory. CAL FIRE announced these areas can return: North Lakeport; north of the Scotts Valley Road and Hill Road intersection, east of Hill Road, south of Nice-Lucerne Cutoff Road, and west of Clear Lake.
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11:40 a.m. update: The Colusa County community of Stonyford is under evacuation order. An evacuation center is open for Colusa County residents at Colusa County Veterans Hall at 108 E Main Street in Colusa.
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The two wildfires that make up the Mendocino Complex Fire grew to over 254,000 acres.
The latest update from Cal Fire notes that total containment is at 33 percent. Over 15,000 structures are threatened, while so far, nearly 70 residences have been destroyed.
PHOTOS: The Mendocino Complex Fire
Of the two fires that makeup the Mendocino Complex Fire, the River Fire, which has burned over 47,000 acres, has the largest containment, sitting at 58 percent contained. The Ranch Fire, which has burned over 207,000 acres, is only 23 percent contained.
According to Cal Fire, last night, fire crews "had good success increasing containment on the River Fire and containment lines were holding well." The Ranch Fire continues to grow in a south and east direction.
The Pillsbury Lake Basin continues to be threatened and crews are working to protect this area.
Evacuation orders were issued Saturday evening for the Mendocino Complex Fire for the areas around Colusa County.