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Update: Wolf Fire still uncontained and keeps expanding in Riverside County
Wolf Fire initially started today at 3:09 p.m. in Riverside County, California. Since its discovery six hours ago, it has burned 1,165 acres. 300 firefighters have been assigned to respond to the blaze, however, as of Sunday evening, the fire continues to burn uncontrolled. However, the cause is still being investigated.
UPDATED POST JUNE 18, 2024 - 9:50 A.M. The Lisa Fire is now 100% contained at 892 acres. UPDATED POST JUNE 17, 2024 - 9:00 P.M. The fire is now 95% contained, according to CAL FIRE. UPDATED ...
East of Moreno Valley, the 867-acre Lisa fire did not grow overnight while containment increased to 50%. Sunday night, June 16, containment was at 20%. “It looks really good,” said Tawny ...
East of Moreno Valley, the 867-acre Lisa fire did not grow overnight while containment increased to 50%. Sunday night, June 16, containment was at 20%. “It looks really good,” said Tawny ...
East of Moreno Valley, the 867-acre Lisa fire did not grow overnight while containment increased to 50%. Sunday night, June 16, containment was at 20%. “It looks really good,” said Tawny ...
The vegetation fire was first reported at 4:55 p.m. Friday in the 9000 block of Oak Glen Road, according to the Riverside County Fire Department. There wasn’t word on its cause.
As of Monday evening, the Post Fire near Lebec in northern Los Angeles County has burned at least 15,610 acres and is 20% contained, according to Cal Fire. The Lisa Fire in Riverside ...
The fire is located just east of Moreno Valley near the intersection of Gilman Springs Rd. and Alessandro Blvd., according to Riverside County firefighters, and on Tuesday is 100% contained.
Evacuation orders were issued in parts of Riverside County as firefighters continued to battle a 100-acre brush fire in ...
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