Fire crews on both US coasts battle wildfires; 1 death in New York-New Jersey fire

The video discusses the severe drought and elevated fire risks in New York City and California. In New York, the Jennings Creek wildfire has burned over 5000 acres, while in California, the Mountain Fire has destroyed 174 structures and scorched over 20,000 acres. Weather conditions, such as the Santa Ana winds in California and prolonged drought in the Northeast, are complicating firefighting efforts. Some progress has been made, with rain aiding New Jersey firefighters and containment efforts ongoing. Health advisories are in place due to smoke, and investigations into the causes of some fires are underway.

What was the cause of the fire in Jackson Township, and what charges were brought against the suspect?

How did the Santa Ana winds affect firefighting efforts in Southern California?