Us Forest Service #RockFire Morning Update - July 25, 2026 CURRENT SITUATION: Firefighters made significant progress overnight on the Rock Fire, with the perimeter nearest to Highway 395 showing no visible smoke or active fire activity. In the western portion of the fire, Interagency Hotshot Crews successfully constructed direct handline through challenging granite terrain, while Helitack crews inserted into the northern western portion of the fire cut handline to tie into steep natural granite barriers. Overall, the Rock Fire did not grow overnight, and there was minimal thermal activity detected in Armstrong Canyon. While residual heat remains along the upper crest in the northern and western portions of the fire—leaving potential for fire spread under favorable wind conditions—the overall threat continues to diminish. WEATHER: There is a 30–40% chance of afternoon thunderstorms today bringing potential for more erratic outflow winds. A drying trend begins Saturday, with minimum ...
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From Calfire San Bernardino Inyo Mono Vegetation Fire - Lightning Complex #CINDERcomplex 4:19 p.m. 7/24/26 - Tinnemaha Road x Taboose Creek Road, North of Aberdeen, Inyo County, CA @CALFIREBDU @Inyo_NF @BLMca @InyoSheriff units are at scene and responding to multiple vegetation fires in the area. The fire is currently estimated to be 1000 acres and 0% contained. Please follow Ready Inyo for evacuation information. https://sierrawave.net/new-incident-vegetation-fire-lightning-complex-cindercomplex/
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Inyo County accidentally issued a county-wide evacuation order due to a technical error. We apologize for the unnecessary concern. Due to the “Cinder Complex” lightning fires, Big Pine is currently under an evacuation WARNING, and Big Pine Canyon/recreation area remains under an ORDER. If evacuation WARNINGS are upgraded to ORDERS, Big Pine Fire will sound the station fire alarm 3 consecutive times. Additional evacuations remain in place for the Rock Fire. For accurate information, visit http://Ready.inyocounty.gov, call (760) 350-2742 or check the Genasys app interactive map https://sierrawave.net/inyo-county-accidentally-issued-county-wide-evacuation-orders-due-to-a-technical-issue/
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📅 SIERRA ROUNDUP: July 24–26, 2026 Edition
(Issue 2)
Your weekend guide to the Eastern Sierra
☀️ High: 103° | 🌙 Low: 62° | 💨 Wind: 10 mph | 🔥 Fire Danger: High "Don't be a stick in the mud... be a mule in the water!" — Rusty 🫏 🎉 THIS WEEK'S EVENTS
Small Town. Big Weekend. -
Trolls Jr. The Musical -
📍 Bishop High School Auditorium -
🗓️ Friday, July 24 @ 4pm & 6pm -
Presented by City of Bishop & Playhouse 395 -
Luau at the Elks -
📍 Izaak Walton Park / Bishop Elks Lodge #1457 -
🗓️ Saturday, July 25 | 4:00 PM Drinks | 6:00 PM Dinner -
BBQ • Music • Raffles • Tropical Fun -
La Vie Amour Monthly Pop-Up Weekend -
📍 226 W. Line St. -
🗓️ Fri, July 24 (4:00 PM - 8:00 PM) | Sat, July 25 (10:00 AM - 6:00 PM) | Sun, July 26 (10:00 AM - 4:00 PM) -
Friday Night Market -
📍 Bishop City Park -
🗓️ Friday, July 24 @ 5:30 - 9:00 PM -
Live music by The Midnights. Beer provided by Amigo Mexican Restaur...
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NOTICE OF TEMPORARY WATER SERVICE INTERRUPTION
As part of the City of Bishop's ongoing coordination with the Caltrans Bishop Pavement Rehabilitation Project, work is scheduled to relocate and reconnect portions of the City's water system that conflict with the roadway improvements. In order to safely complete this work, water service will need to be temporarily shut off to your property. Scheduled Water Outage -
Start: Sunday, July 26, 2026, at approximately 10:00 p.m. -
End: Monday, July 27, 2026, by approximately 6:00 a.m. These times are tentative and may change depending on field conditions. Every effort will be made to restore water service as quickly as possible. What You Should Do
Prior to the scheduled outage, we recommend that you: -
Store enough drinking water for your household's needs during the outage. -
Avoid using dishwashers, washing machines, or other water-dependent appliances during the outage period. -
If you operate equipment tha...
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Rep. Kiley Secures Key Projects in Water Resources Development Act
Last week, the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee unanimously passed the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2026. This bipartisan legislation, which Rep. Kiley strongly supported, addresses important water resource needs in communities across the country, including in California. Through WRDA, Congress authorizes projects and provides the United States Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) with Congressional direction in how it considers, builds, and maintains this critical infrastructure. Rep. Kiley is happy to report that he was able to secure significant wins in the bill that impact California’s Third Congressional District. These include: - Sacramento River Basin - A $155 million authorization allowing the Army Corps of Engineers to provide design and construction assistance to non-Federal interests for environmental restoration, stormwater management, and surface water protection projects in...