Line Fire growing again in San Bernardino Mountains; evacuation orders in place
A weekend flare-up that ignited nearly a month after the Line Fire first began in San Bernardino County grew by hundreds of acres overnight and has some mountain communities under evacuation orders and warnings Tuesday.
Update: Line Fire remains 83% contained, 42,836.6 acres destroyed in San Bernardino County
It has burned 42,836.6 acres after being active for 24 days, an increase of 2,618 acres since the last update. A crew of 1,195 firefighters has been working on site and they managed to contain 83% of the fire as of Sunday evening. The fire is suspected to have been started deliberately.
Just as it looked like fire crews were edging toward full containment, the fire began spreading again over the weekend.
More than 1 million acres have now burned in California wildfires. The Line fire added to the total Monday amid new ...
The man accused of deliberately igniting the Line Fire in San Bernardino County pleaded not guilty Monday as new evacuation ...
The South Coast Air Quality Management District has expanded a smoke advisory to impacted areas of the San Bernardino ...
Containment: 95% (as of 12:24 p.m. Sept. 28). According to the latest Cal Fire report, the fire remains within containment lines. Infrared drones have detected isolated smoldering areas, which crews ...
Evacuation orders were in place for Seven Oaks and Angelus Oaks on Monday after Line Fire displayed a significant flare-up on ...
Air quality in the Coachella Valley was rated as "moderate" Monday by officials, but there was a smoke smell in places.
A wildfire that has been burning in Southern California for nearly a month flared up again over the weekend, forcing another ...
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