It will take at least 20 months from the date a 430,000-acre wildfire ignited in July 2024 to get the man accused of starting the blaze to trial.

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OROVILLE — The man accused of starting a massive Butte and Tehama counties wildfire in July 2024 is not likely to go to trial until January 2026, more than 18 months after the blaze. Ronnie Dean Stout ...

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