Corral Fire Fully Contained at 14-Thousand Acres

The biggest wildfire in California is now fully contained. It burned more than 14-thousand acres along Alameda and San Joaquin counties, even during triple-digit temperatures. Flames sparked last weekend near a test site for the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, destroying one home and injuring two firefighters. State officials are urging everyone to have a go-bag ready and be prepared with evacuation routes.