The deadly Camp Fire that has burned 149,500 acres in Butte County has increased containment to 60-percent, while on the other end of California, the Woolsey Fire also increased to 88-percent containment, according to a Cal Fire report on Sunday.
On Saturday night, Cal Fire officials reported that 76 lives have been taken by the Camp Fire and they continue to have nearly 1,300 people unaccounted for.
In Ventura County, the Woolsey Fire has now burned 96,949 acres and taken 3 lives.
President Trump traveled to California on Saturday to see the devastation of both fires and says that it was very sad to see.
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