Good morning. Here’s what happening: More than 12,000 homes are threatened as a wildfire north of Los Angeles spreads in the hot, dry heat.

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News roundup: Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009 (USA Today)

A Taiwanese-flagged fishing vessel was seized and escorted to the Saipan port this past weekend by a U.S. Coast Guard patrol boat for suspected fisheries violations within the boundaries of the U.S. exclusive economic zone.

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Taiwanese fishing vessel seized, escorted to Saipan (Saipan Tribune)

Texas hunting and fishing licenses for 2009-2010 will go on sale Saturday. Sportsmen are reminded all current Texas annual hunting and fishing licenses (except for the year-to-date fishing license) expire Aug. 31.

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Texas Hunting, fishing licenses on sale Saturday (Beaumont Enterprise)

A 50-foot fishing vessel ran aground on Nye Beach near Newport on Tuesday, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.

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Fishing Vessel Grounded Near Newport (FOX 12 Oregon)

Coast Guard airlifts injured fisherman from boat off Cape May CAPE MAY — A 50-year-old man aboard a commercial fishing boat suffered a leg injury this morning and had to be flown by Coast Guard helicopter to AtlantiCare Regional Medical

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Coast Guard airlifts injured man from fishing boat off Cape May (The Star-Ledger)