Woodward Fire

The Woodward Fire in Marin County has burned 4,800 acres and is 95% contained.

Crews are battling the Woodward Fire in Marin County through rugged brush to keep the flames contained. But as NBC Bay Area’s Joe Rosato Jr. shows us, they’re actually getting some help from new technology.

As fire crews continue to make progress on wildfires throughout the region, smoke lingers and services for fire victims are beginning to pop up.

As wildfires continue to burn across the Bay Area crews are making progress, slowing the spread of the flames and gaining containment.

As the days wear on, crews continue to make progress on the Bay Area fires with spread slowing and containment numbers inching up.

Firefighters are making progress on the SCU, LNU and Woodward fires that still burn across the region.

Sometimes first responders need rescuing too — a sign of just how fast-moving the wildfires burning in the Bay Area can be.

Sometimes first responders need rescuing too — a sign of just how fast-moving these wildfires can be. LiLi Tan reports.

Two Marin County firefighters were rescued thanks to Sonoma County’s Helicopter unit, Henry 1.

Two Marin County firefighters battling the Woodward Fire were rescued Friday night by Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office helicopter unit. (Credit: Sonoma County Sheriff)