The Stanislaus National Forest, closed two weeks ago by federal authorities due to the threat of wildfires, is open again for day use from dawn to sundown with no fires allowed anywhere in the 1,400-square-mile area, which includes 42 percent of the land in Tuolumne County and 11 percent of Calaveras County.
An updated closure order was issued Sunday morning by federal forest administrators in Vallejo, Solano County, in the north Bay Area.
Fire restrictions remain in effect at all elevations in the Stanislaus National Forest.
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