Firefighters are closer to taming the wildfire that's across the New Jersey-New York border
Firefighters are getting closer to taming a wildfire burning across the New Jersey-New York border, increasing their ...
'Running on fumes': NJ wildlife rescue tries to save animals impacted by wildfire
As the Jennings Creek Wildfire burns, the Last Resort Wildlife Refuge has been working to help animals injured in the fire.
They live near a massive wildfire. How they helped fight fire with fire — literally.
Smoke rising from a slope off East Shore Road on Greenwood Lake in West Milford on 11/14/24. Firefighters have been lighting ...
Huge wildfire on N.J.-N.Y. border closer to being under control, but winds forecast to pick up again
Miles south of West Milford, light winds blowing from the north Friday morning pushed some plumes of smoke down into parts of ...
Jennings Creek Wildfire now 90% contained in North Jersey as fire officials hope for rain
Rain is desperately needed to quell smoke lingering from the Jennings Creek Wildfire, which broke out on Nov. 9 across the ...
Live updates: Jennings Creek Wildfire now 75% contained in New Jersey
Check here for updates throughout the day Thursday as the Jennings Creek Wildfire continues to burn in New Jersey and New ...
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Smoke Drifts Over North Jersey From Jennings Creek Wildfire, Mostly Contained Nearly Week Later
The Jennings Creek Wildfire, which has scorched 2,283 acres across Passaic County, NJ, and Orange County, NY, was 90% ...
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Firefighters make major strides in Jennings Creek wildfire as containment reaches 88%
The fire, which spans the New Jersey-New York border, has been a joint effort, with crews from both states collaborating.
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Officials: Jennings Creek wildfire now 90% contained on New Jersey side
The New Jersey Forest Fire Services says that the Jennings Creek wildfire in Passaic County is now 90% contained on the New ...
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New Jersey Forest Fire Service crews patrolling wildfire sites as risk stays high
As the backburn continues, New Jersey residents will still see and smell plenty of smoke. Health officials urge residents to be cautious while outdoors.