CAL FIRE launches new app for real-time wildfire, emergency information
CAL FIRE has launched a new mobile platform designed to give Californians real-time information about wildfires and other emergencies directly from public safety agencies. The new platform, called AwareCA, was announced Thursday by CAL F…
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