Fire news:

• Two elderly men have been identified as the third and fourth victims of the Atlas Fire in Napa County, 89-year-old Dr. George Chaney and a 79-year-old man believed to be Edward Stone, who were found in a home on the 2300 block of Atlas Peak Road on Thursday morning by a forensics team. [Chronicle]
  
• More NASA images of smoke. [KRON 4]
  
• The wildfires have grown to the size of New York City. [ABC 7]
  
• We keep talking about them as a group, but here's what makes each of these wildfires different. [NYT]
  
• One Sonoma woman lost 14 dogs when her home burnt to the ground in Sonoma and she was evacuated in a hurry. [Chronicle]
  
• SF Animal Care & Control is offering free adoptions so as to make room for stray animals coming from the North Bay. [Twitter]
  
• PG&E line workers tell [ABC 7] that "hurricane-level" winds knocking down power lines could have been responsible for the fires.
  
• The CPUC is launching their own probe into PG&E's culpability. [NBC Bay Area]
  
• FEMA offers assistance to Sonoma County fire victims. [KRON 4]
  
• Winery sculpture that fire couldn't kill inspires rallying cry to rebuild. [Chronicle]
  
• Here's a list of hotels with discounted rooms for fire evacuees. [SF Gate]
  
• A photographer loses studio and art, but never faith. [Chronicle]
  
• North Bay fires may bring housing crisis of epic proportions. [ABC 7]
  
• And that's not even considering the construction labor shortage up north. [Chronicle]

Non-fire news:

• Record-breaking air pollution is causing many event cancellations in the East Bay. [KQED]
• New Oakland Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick apparently made false or misleading statements about an ICE raid. [East Bay Express]
• It’s official: New law bans California employers from asking applicants their prior salary. [Chronicle]
• Two months after price slash prompts rush to join Moviepass, the company says they may not be able to continue without price hikes or other sources of revenue. [Consumerist]