SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – You don't have to see flames in the hills to know fire season has arrived. You just need to see brown grasses and give you that inner worry about strong winds. The turning point is taking place. The beautiful green hills and colorful spring flowers are giving way to vegetation that is often called fuel by firefighters. The Santa Barbara City Fire Wildland Specialist Mark VonTillow stood at the Douglas Family Preserve surrounded by tall vegetation and trees and said, "when it dries out, then what you see behind me turns into essentially a big grass field. And that's that's not good for fire behavior." The city has targeted many parks especially those adjacent
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