(California) - Thirty-one people have lost their lives in California's massive wildfires as the death toll continues to climb.
The Camp Fire in northern California has killed 29 people which matches the 1933 Griffith Park fire as the deadliest on record.
In southern California, the Woolsey fire has claimed the lives of two people. Thousands of residents are being forced to evacuate their homes up and down the state.
Governor Jerry Brown is pushing for President Trump to declare a natural disaster which would allocate more federal emergency funds to California.
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