What you need to know: Sept. 23

Good morning, North State.

Here's what you need to know to start your day on Sept.

23.

Here's what you need to know to start your day..

Cal fire is mopping up this morning..

After quickly putting out a fire burning near lake oroville..

The turkey fire - sparked tuesday evening in the lime saddle campgrounds because it was already dark... crews easily located the fire.

Firefighters stopped forward progress at just two acres.

## crews continue to tackle the bear fire also known as the north complex west zone, this morning.

Cal fire says the fire is 82 thousand acres... with now 60 percent containment.

The fire has destroyed one thousand 979 structures over ten thousand structures are still threatened by that fire.

Computers will be available for bear fire survivors who need to sign up for assistance, or file insurance claims -- at all branches of the butte county library except biggs.

Library membership is not necessary.

Each person can use a compute for up to an hour.

Butte county will also provide wi-fi access at lakeside market on olive highway on thursday..

The north valley community foundation and the camp fire long term recovery group is looking for volunteers... to help staff the local assistance center set up in oroville.

Visit our website, action news now.com, click on news, then newslinks to find all the information you need.

### happening today- the boys and girls club will be handing out "mindfulness kits" to paradise club members..

This is a drive thru giveaway with a bike raffle, mindful kits, backpacks, and food..

The giveaway kicks off at 10 and lasts until noon..

... and there will be another giveway on thursday from 5 p-m to 7 p-m.

Both events will be at the boys and girls club in paradise..

Lawmakers are considering whether to place the western joshua tree on a list of threatened species due to threats to its environment..

On tuesday the state fish and game commission voted to accept a petition that provides the yucca plants protected status for a year while the agency conducts a study.

Thousands are expected to pay their respects today at the supreme court - as justice ruth bader ginsburg will lie in repose.

After a private ceremony of close friends and colleagues in the court..

The public will be able to pay their respects justice ginsburg, died late last friday at the age of 87.###