Firefighters are changing their plan to put out a stubborn fire in Contra Costa County.
Firefighters on Friday took a drastic step that should finally cut off the source of the smoke. However, residents should still expect bad air all weekend with air quality officials extending a smoke advisory through Monday.
After weeks of trying to put out the fire with traditional methods, Contra Costa County firefighters are changing course. Crews are now teaming up with the water district and other vendors to flood the area where the blaze has been smoldering.Stay informed about local news and weather. Get the NBC Bay Area app for
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