Wildfire victims left 'in the dark' after U.S. Forest Service briefs Congress about the Caldor Fire

A CapRadio and California Newsroom investigation prompted the Forest Service to answer U.S. lawmakers’ questions about a stalled fire prevention project, but little information from these meetings has been shared with the public.

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