A brush fire that erupted today in the Santa Ana River bottom in Jurupa Valley charred over 900 acres and expanded rapidly in the direction of homes, leaving four people injured and prompting mandatory evacuations.

A brush fire that was burning with a critical rate of spread was moving toward a freeway and forcing evacuations in Campo on Tuesday, Cal Fire officials said. The blaze, dubbed the Tusil Fire, broke out around 1:15 p.

A brush fire broke out in the 37000 block of Tusil Road on Campo Reservation in San Diego County, spreading to 15 acres within 30 minutes and threatening structures. Cal Fire firefighters responded to the scene and ordered more resources to help douse the fire.

Crews were battling the Bain Fire in Riverside County that broke out late Tuesday morning. Four civilians have been hurt, fire officials said. Firefighters were also faced with battling a second fire in the area,

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CAL FIRE has responded to multiple escape debris burns over the last couple of days as unseasonably warm, spring-like temperatures hit Siskiyou County.

Bowman, Baker and Red Bank. Firefighters participated in training scenarios that included wildland urban interface engine deployment, hose lay

Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department firefighters were battling the blaze from the air and ground.