Firefighters continue to make progress on Valley Fire, 90 percent contained

MIDDLETOWN, Calif. (KGO) -- Firefighters in Lake County continue to make progress against the 76,067-acre Valley Fire. Cal Fire says it is now 90 percent contained.

DONATIONS: How to help victims of the Valley Fire where you live

Mandatory evacuations remain in effect for Cobb.

All traffic restrictions denying access into the community of Cobb and the surrounding areas will be lifted tomorrow, Saturday, September 26, at 5:00 pm.

At least one person is still missing, 61-year-old Robert Litchman.

Schools in Middletown are set to reopen Monday for the first time since the fire began.

A NASA satellite captured amazing images, with dark red and orange areas indicating the burn scar left behind by the Valley Fire.

These photos were taken to capture the magnitude of the wildfire, now deemed the third worst in state history.

Scientists say the most pronounced scars appear around Middletown, Harbin Hot Springs and Cobb.

There is a new Lake County hotline for updated information on the fire: 1-888-565-2787 You can also call the number to find support if you need help assessing your damage.

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