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Update: Canyon Fire in Ventura County remains 100% contained as of Thursday evening
Canyon Fire initially started 1:25 p.m. Aug. 7 in Los Angeles, Ventura County, California. After being active for a week, it has burned 5,370 acres. A fire crew of 960 managed to contain the blaze entirely by Thursday evening. The cause is, however, still being investigated.
As firefighters gain more control on the Canyon Fire, some residents are relieved the flames didn't reach their homes.
A rapidly spreading blaze in California is impacting communities in the Los Angeles area as thousands have been placed under ...
A brush fire north of Los Angeles is spreading quickly and forcing evacuations in the area. The Canyon Fire ignited Thursday ...
Firefighters made substantial inroads gaining control of the 5,370-acre Canyon fire with containment growing Monday morning, ...
A new wildfire ignited and spread rapidly in the mountains north of Los Angeles on Thursday, forcing thousands of evacuations ...
Firefighters with air support scrambled to control a wind-driven wildfire that erupted Thursday morning in hills along Interstate 5 in northwestern Los Angeles County, officials said.
A major thoroughfare and a vital school were back in action on Wednesday, marking continued progress moments in the road to ...
The blaze had stopped growing at 5,370 acres as it burned near Castaic and the Los Angeles and Ventura county line.
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