A burned out car sits in grove of trees that were burned by the King Fire on Sept. 19, 2014 near Pollock Pines, California. (Credit: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

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For the first time in months, wildfires across California are under control or nearly there, according to state and federal firefighting agencies.

Two of the state’s biggest wildfires — the 98,000-acre King fire in El Dorado National Forest and the 133,000-acre Happy Camp Complex fires in Klamath National Forest — are 98% and 97% contained, respectively, according to the U.S. Forest Service and California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.

The King fire started Sept. 13; Wayne Huntsman, a 37-year-old Pollock Pines resident, has been accused of intentionally setting it. The blaze forced many of the town’s residents to evacuate as it tore through steep mountainsides and burned more than 80 structures, including 12 homes.

The blaze should be fully contained by Wednesday, CalFire said.

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