A fast-moving wildfire burning near Simi Valley continues to spread under gusty winds, with flames pushing toward Los Angeles County communities still under evacuation warnings as firefighters race to increase containment. The Sandy Fire, fueled by dry ...

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A stubborn brush fire in Simi Valley has prompted officials to expand evacuation warnings in the communities that straddle the Ventura and Los Angeles county line. The flames burned at least one home and another structure after igniting Monday morning.

Residents near downtown Los Angeles are still being urged to monitor air quality after a massive warehouse fire involving rooftop solar panels and an ammonia leak triggered shelter-in-place orders for thousands of people.

Rock Fire initially started 12:23 p.m. June 15 at 190th ST cross of West of Ave. C in Los Angeles County, California. After being active for two days, it has burned 95 acres. By Wednesday evening, the fire crew effectively contained 80% of the wildfire. The cause of it is still under investigation.

The fire, one of several currently burning in Southern California, has charred more than 40 acres in the Pico Canyon Park area.

Clouds of dark smoke and ammonia rose from cold storage and freezing facility in Boyle Heights near downtown

Los Angeles County Fire Department crews have stopped the forward progress of a brush fire burning in the agricultural community of Neenach near Lancaster that prompted an evacuation warning Wednesday morning.