ESPARTO, Calif. — The Yolo County Board of Supervisors proclaimed a local emergency Tuesday due to the deadly Esparto fireworks warehouse explosion.

Oakdale Fire initially started 6:02 p.m. July 1 in Yolo County, California. Since its discovery five days ago, it has burned 78.3 acres. As of Sunday afternoon, the blaze has been fully contained. Investigations into its cause are still ongoing.

The cause of the fire, which burned 78 acres, remained under investigation, according to Cal Fire, the state firefighting agency.

Yolo County officials declared a local emergency on Tuesday as the investigation continues into the fireworks warehouse explosion that left seven people dead.

Oakdale Fire initially started 6:02 p.m. July 1 in Yolo County, California. Since its discovery 38 hours ago, it has burned 78.3 acres. As of Thursday morning, the fire crew managed to contain 60% of the fire. Investigations into its cause are still ongoing.

YOLO COUNTY – A warehouse storing fireworks exploded Tuesday evening in Yolo County, sparking a vegetation fire and triggering evacuations, authorities said.

The California State Fire Marshal's Office searched a home in San Francisco on Tuesday that's believed to be linked to last week's deadly fireworks warehouse explosion in Yolo County.

Buena Vista Horace Mann is mourning the death of brothers Jesus and Johny Ramos who died in the Yolo County fireworks warehouse explosion.

The Yolo Causeway between Davis and West Sacramento is home to an estimated 250,000 bats that roost there during the summer months. They spend their days inside the structure and