UPDATE, SUNDAY 8 AM: Evacuation orders are being lifted in some Southern California fire areas, but the statewide death count from the California wildfires now stands at 25, making it tied for the deadliest fire in the state’s history.

Southern California’s Woolsey Fire now stands at 83,275 acres scorched and remains at 5% containment. Two deaths have been attributed to that fire, but most of the areas affected have not been explored. Some 57,000 structures are still threatened by the fires, with 177 already burned.
The following Ventura County areas have had evacuation orders lifted as of this morning:
Camarillo Springs (Hill Fire)
California State University Channel Islands (Hill Fire)
Dos Vientos (Hill Fire)
Vallecito Trailer Park (Hill Fire)
Newbury Park – South of Highway 101 to Lynn Road, between Reino Road and Lynn Road (Woolsey Fire)
Thousand Oaks – East of Highway 23 to Erbes Road and north from Thousand Oaks Blvd to Sunset Hills Blvd (Woolsey Fire)
Thousand Oaks – West of Highway 23 between East Olsen Road and Sunset Hills Blvd (Woolsey Fire)
Simi Valley – Long Canyon, Bridal Path, Wood Ranch (Woolsey Fire)
The 101 Freeway, a main north/south corridor, remains closed in both directions at Valley Circle to Reyes Adobe.