CALIFORNIA – Follow here for updates on the several major wildfires burning around Southern California and many others burning across the state.

Here are the updates as they come in:

Monday, Oct. 5

10:26 a.m. Over 16,600 firefighters battling 23 major wildfires statewide today

 

 

 

9:10 Bobcat Fire morning update

 

 

 

7:15 a.m. Bobcat Fire grows over the weekend, 84 percent contained

 

 

Sunday, Oct. 4 

6:10 p.m. Bobcat fire grows to 115,758 acres, now 88 percent contained

 

1:30 p.m. Wildfires in California have burned four million acres this year

 

9:15 a.m. Bobcat fire grows to 115,548 acres and containment holds at 84 percent

 

7:45 a.m. More than 16,500 firefighters continue to battle 23 major wildfires statewide.

 

Saturday, Oct. 3

6:20 p.m. Bobcat fire has burned 115,007 acres, still 84 percent contained

 

2:40 p.m. El Dorado fire still at 93 percent contained and 22,744 acres

 

9:30 a.m. Bobcat fire has burned 114,963 acres, now 84 percent contained

 

9:05 a.m. Firefighters battling the Bobcat fire expect smoldering within the existing footprint

 

8:20 a.m. More than 17,000 firefighters continue to battle 23 major wildfires in the state.

Friday, Oct. 2

5:30 p.m. The Bobcat Fire is 114,901 acres and 79 percent contained as of Friday evening. 

Earlier on Friday, the Bobcat Fire containment had been downgraded to 75 percent. 

The U.S. Forest Service is reporting that "isolated pockets of fire are present in the Mt. Wilson area," but that this was expected and firefighters are "monitoring for spotting and adverse behavior in steep terrain."

 

 

 

 

 

 

3:00 p.m. The containment for the Bobcat Fire decreased Friday afternoon from 79 percent to 75 percent. 

 

 

 

12: 20 p.m. The Bobcat Fire burning in the Angeles National Forest was 79 percent contained Friday morning -- a slight increase -- but its size remained the same, having blackened 114,901 acres.

12:20 p.m. Some National Forests in California begin to slowly reopen.

The USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region has further increased access to National Forests in California, removing the Inyo, Sequoia, and Sierra National Forests from a regional closure order. 

Four National Forests (NF) in California remain closed: Angeles NF, Cleveland NF, Los Padres NF, and San Bernardino NF. These decisions will continue to be reviewed daily, taking fire and weather conditions into account.

Fourteen National Forests may be open to varying degrees. Visitors should contact the following National Forests for more information on their status: Eldorado NF, Inyo NF, Klamath NF, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, Lassen NF, Mendocino NF, Modoc NF, Plumas NF, Shasta-Trinity NF, Sequoia NF, Sierra NF, Six Rivers NF, Stanislaus NF, and Tahoe NF. For additional questions, please contact your local National Forest.

"We understand how important access to national forests is to our visitors,” said Randy Moore, Regional Forester for the USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region. “As we evaluate fire and weather conditions on a daily basis, we will continue to make adjustments to ensure safe visitation. Our aim continues to prevent any new fires on the landscape."

6:25 a.m. High heat, fire danger continue to threaten SoCal

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday, Oct. 1

7:10 p.m. California's Congressional Delegation urge President Trump to support Gov. Newsom's request for a Major Disaster Declaration. 

Thirty-three members of California's congressional delegation, including Rep. Judy Chu, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, wrote a letter to President Donald Trump this week urging him to support Gov. Gavin Newsom's request for a Major Disaster Declaration to respond to the wildfires raging in California, including the Bobcat Fire, which is burning in Chu's district.

"I applaud the amazing work California's firefighting teams have been doing to contain these fires, and I'm grateful for the leadership exhibited at the state and local level to keep communities safe," Chu said. "The coordination with the federal government, particularly the U.S. Forest Service, has been vital, and now, as we start looking towards recovery, we must build on that cooperation with federal assistance. Our state is currently managing multiple crisis from the coronavirus and wildfires, but we cannot do it alone. I'm proud to be leading this bipartisan call to urge the president to grant California's request for a disaster declaration which will open up access to recovery funds and more."

7:07 p.m. While fire crews continue to gain control of the El Dorado Fire, it will not fully contained until there is significant precipitation in the region. 

4:27 p.m. Developing Story: Brush fire at Fairview Park in Costa Mesa

1:41 p.m. The Bobcat Fire is approximately 114,901 acres, 75 percent contained

There are just a few areas left with interior fire activity:

  • Along the open line on the northeast side of Fenner Canyon
  • Along the center of the west flank where the Bobcat Fire meets the old Station Fire burn scar
  • The island of unburned vegetation northwest of Mt. Wilson

 

10:15 a.m. Bobcat Fire "winding down"

 

9:18 a.m. Bobcat Fire now 75 percent contained

 

9:00 a.m. Over 17,000 firefighters are battling 23 major wildfires statewide

 

5:35 a.m. Five of the largest wildfires in California history have occurred this year

 

 

Wednesday, Sept. 30

9:52 p.m. The Bobcat fire has burned 114, 829 acres, 71% contained

 

 

 

8:51 p.m. The El Dorado Fire remains at 22,744 acres and is 93 percent contained.

Evacuation warnings are still in place for the communities of Mountain Home Village, Forest Falls, Angelus Oaks, Seven Oaks, and Barton Flats. These communities are open to residents only, until further notice.

 

8:48 p.m. The Angeles National Forest, as well as six other national forests in California, will remain closed through Oct. 8 due to extreme fire conditions, the U.S. Forest Service announced Wednesday.

The ANF was previously set to reopen to the public on Thursday.

"The safety measure reflects the unprecedented and highly dangerous fire conditions within the region. This is a combination of extreme heat, dry conditions, significant wind events and firefighting resources that are stretched to the limit," the U.S. Forest Service said in a statement.

The public is prohibited from going into or being on ANF land, including its roads and trails.

Extreme fire conditions have already led to four major wildfires and several smaller fires in the forest this season, including the 114,438-acre Bobcat Fire, the 31,089-acre Lake Fire, 4,237-acre Ranch2 Fire and the 220-acre Dam Fire, the U.S. Forest Service reported.

The Cleveland National Forest, Los Padres National Forest, Inyo National Forest, San Bernardino National Forest, Sequoia National Forest and Sierra National Forest will also remain closed through Oct. 8. 

 

 

2:13 p.m. Five of the top six largest wildfires in California history have occurred this year

 

12:05 p.m. Bobcat Fire now at 114,438 acres, 63 percent contained

 

9:15 a.m. Today there are 17,000 firefighters battling 26 major wildfires across the state

 

5:20 a.m. Red Flag Warning remains in effect for portions of SoCal

 

5:15 a.m. Smoke advisory in effect for Bobcat Fire

A smoke advisory warning of unhealthy air quality is in effect this morning for the Bobcat Fire, which has burned 114,202 acres and is 62 percent contained.

 

Tuesday, Sept. 29

6:12 p.m. Bobcat Fire is approximately 114,202 acres with 62 percent containment 

 

5:23 p.m. The green island near Mt. Wilson on the Bobcat Fire continues to burn out

 

2:45 p.m. Red Flag Warning remains in effect for portions of Southern California

A Red Flag Warning is issued for weather events which may result in extreme fire behavior that will occur within 24 hours.

 

11:55 a.m. Mop up and containment efforts continue around 114,317-acre Bobcat Fire

 

11:43 a.m. El Dorado Fire 93 percent contained

 

10:03 a.m. Over 18,700 firefighters battling 27 major wildfires across California today

 

8:08 a.m. Bobcat Fire evacuation warning lifted for community of Wrightwood

 

7:30 a.m. Bobcat Fire containment date pushed back

U.S. Forest Service officials have announced that the containment date for the Bobcat Fire has been pushed back from tomorrow to Oct. 30. As of this morning, the fire remains at 114,202 acres with 62 percent containment.

 

5:30 a.m. Red Flag warning remains in effect for parts of SoCal as fires rage up and down the state

 

Monday, Sept. 28

8:35 p.m. Martindale Fire has burned 230 acres, 20% contained

 

8:31 p.m. Bobcat Fire has burned 114,202 acres, 62% contained

On Monday Bobcat Fire crews focused on strengthening containment lines, monitoring areas for spot fires, and looked for opportunities to attack the fire directly. 

Heavy mop-up occurred in the Mt. Wilson area from Mt. Wilson Red Box Rd. to Highway 2. 

 

6:04 p.m. Martindale Fire incident update

 

 

5:41 p.m. Martindale Fire now approximately 400 acres 

 

 

 

4:42 p.m. Martindale Fire now 300 acres 

 

 

 

1:05 p.m. Forward progress halted on 10-acre Acton Fire, no injuries or damages reported

 

12:40 Wild fire near Acton now 7-10 acres with potential to grow

A fire that broke out just before noon on Monday is now burning seven to 10 acres of brush, with gusty Santa Ana winds potentially spreading its growth.

Firefighters are battling the flames from the ground and from aircraft with at least one structure reportedly threatened.

 

12:35 p.m. El Dorado Fire video update, "We conquered it"

 

12:27 p.m. Brush Fire burnng on two acres of brush near Acton

 

 

12:20 p.m. Smoke advisories remain in place for Bobcat Fire, no evacuations to be lifted today

Unified Incident Commanders and cooperating agencies continue to evaluate all evacuated areas. A Red Flag Warning will be in effect until 5:00 pm today. As a result, no evacuation orders or warnings will be lifted today.

 

 

 

9:13 a.m. Santa Ana winds, drier conditions present challenges for firefighters on Bobcat Fire

 

 

 

8:13 a.m. Red Flag warning in effect today as fire danger remains high

 

 

7:25 a.m. No growth on El Dorado Fire

7:00 a.m. Bobcat Fire crews worked overnight to secure the lines as Red Flag warning goes into effect today, containment drops to 62 percent

5:30 a.m. Massive Northern California wildfire triggers evacuations for Santa Rosa

 

Sunday, Sept. 27

10:07 p.m. Bobcat Fire evening operational update

9:59 p.m. Napa County evacuation update

8:00 p.m. Antelope Valley evacuation orders and warnings

7:34 p.m. Bobcat Fire remains at 114,103 acres with 65 percent containment

 

4:26 p.m. Increased wind activity is occurring over Bobcat Fire in the Mt. Wilson area

 

1:19 p.m. Bobcat Fire personnel continue searching the perimeter of the fire for heat to extinguish

 

12:42 p.m. Bobcat Fire has now burned 114,103 acres, 65% contained

 

11:45 a.m. Fire personnel preparing for the winds

 

9:30 a.m. Firefighters battling El Dorado fire continue to extinguish hot spots

 

9:15 a.m. A red flag warning has been issued across much of Northern California

 

8:26 a.m. More than 17,000 firefighters continue to battle 26 major wildfires in California

 

 

7:20 a.m. El Dorado Fire remains at 92 percent containment

 

6:45 a.m. More than 1,400 fire personnel continue to battle Bobcat fire

The fire was 65 percent contained and has burned 114,103 acres as of Sunday morning, authorities said.

 

 

 

 

Saturday, Sept. 26 

6:30 p.m. El Dorado fire has burned 22,666 acres, now 92 percent contained

 

5 p.m. Smoke advisory issued through Sunday due to Bobcat Fire

LOS ANGELES — According to the South Coast Air Quality Management District, smoke from the Bobcat Fire burning in the region has caused unhealthy air quality in the following areas:

  • West San Fernando Valley
  • East San Fernando Valley
  • West San Gabriel Valley
  • East San Gabriel Valley
  • San Gabriel Mountains

 

1:45 p.m. Bobcat fire update: SCE crews working alongside firefighters to restore power, remove hazards

 

9:00 a.m. Over 17,000 firefighters battling 25 major wildfires statewide

Since the beginning of the year, there have been over 8,000 wildfires that have burned well over 3.6 million acres in California. Since August 15, when California’s fire activity elevated, there have been 26 fatalities and over 7,000 structures destroyed.

 

8:50 a.m. More than 600 fire personnel continue to fight the El Dorado fire

 

8:19 a.m. Bobcat fire update

The evacuation warning for the Pinon Hills community has been lifted and it remains in place for Wrightwood, authorities said

 

 

8:13 a.m. Containment of Snow fire has increased to 90 percent; authorities no longer in unified command

7 a.m. Bobcat fire has grown to about 114,004 acres and is 61 percent contained

6:30 a.m. Snow fire remains at 6,254 aces with 85 percent containment

Friday, Sept. 25

8:50 p.m. The Bobcat Fire is approximately 113,986 acres, and 55% contained as of Friday night. 

Fire crews will monitor areas around Dorr Canyon and from Mt. Wilson to Highway 2. They will also mop up hot spots. Many Bobacat Fire evacuated areas have reopened. 

Evacuation Orders: 

  • South of Highway Big Pines Highway, east of Devil’s Punchbowls, west of Largo Vista Road., and north of the forest.
  • South and west of Upper Big Tujunga Canyon, east of Angeles Forest Highway, and North of Angeles Crest Highway.
  • Residences along Angeles Crest Highway, between Angeles Forest Highway and Highway 39.

Evacuation Warnings:

  • South of Fort Tejon Road and E. Avenue W-14, east of 87th Street E., west of 165th Street E and Devil’s Punchbowl, and north of the forest and Big Pines Highway.
  • South of Highway 138, east of 165th Street E., west of Largo Vista Road, and north of Big Pines Highway.
  • South of Big Pines Highway, east of Largo Vista Road, west of 263rd Street E. (county line), and north of the forest.
  • South of Highway 138, north of Weber Ranch Road, east of Cheseboro Road, and west of 87th Street E.
  • South of Pearblossom Highway, south and east of Highway 122 (Sierra Hwy/Pearblossom), north and west of Mount Emma Road, west of Cheseboro Road, north and east of Angeles Forest Highway.
  • South of Mt. Emma Rd., North of Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Rd., East of Angeles Forest Highway, and West of Pacifico Mountain
  • East Fork Areas: Julius Klein Conservation Camp 19, Camp Williams, and the River Community.
  • Unincorporated community of Wrightwood

7:50 p.m. As of Friday night, the El Dorado Fire is now 83% contained and it has burned 22,616 acres.

There are 644 personnel assigned to the fire. The fire has destroyed five homes and damaged four homes. Thirteen injures have been reported. 

A memorial service was held for fallen USDA Forest Service firefighter, Charles Morton.

4:35 p.m. Some Bobcat Fire evacaution orders lifted.

Evacuation orders have been lifted and changed to evacuation warnings as of 4 p.m. for Antelope Valley residents who live:

  • South of Fort Tejon Road and East Avenue W-14, east of 87th Street East, west of 165th Street East and Devil's Punchbowl, and north of the forest and Big Pines Highway;
  • South of Highway 138, east of 165th Street, west of Largo Vista Road, and north of Big Pines Highway.

3:40 p.m. Residents returning home after evacuating due to the Bobcat Fire are being advised there homes could be without power and without water. 

If residents encounter an electrical hazard when returning home, they are advised to contact Southern California Edison at: 800-611-1911. 

12:31 p.m. Some evacuation warnings were lifted and repopulation efforts were underway Friday as firefighters attained 55 percent containment of the 113,986-acre Bobcat Fire burning in the Angeles National Forest, according to fire officials.

There are currently 1,575 personnel assigned to fire, the Los Angeles County Fire Department reported. Full containment is not expected until Wednesday.

10:05 a.m. More than 17,400 firefighters continue to battle 25 major wildfires in California

9:02 a.m. Memorial for firefighter who died while battling El Dorado fire will be held Friday

8:15 a.m. Bobcat fire crews will take advantage of weather condition to secure containment line before the heat and winds return Sunday

7:30 a.m. A look at Friday's air quality by region

5:30 a.m. Forest service extends national forest closures and restrictions

The USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region announced it was extending the closure orders and fire prohibitions in California. 

Nine national forests in state remain closed: Angeles, Cleveland, Los Padres, Inyo, Klamath, San Bernardino, Sequoia, Sierra, and Six Rivers national forests. 

Nine other national forests may be open to varying degrees. They advised visitors to contact the following national forests for more information on their status: El Dorado, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, Lassen, Mendocino, Modoc, Plumas, Shasta-Trinity, Stanislaus, and the Tahoe national forests.  

 

5 a.m. Evacuation orders were lifted for all mountain communities affected by the El Dorado fire Thursday evening

Thursday, Sept. 24

10:31 p.m. San Bernardino National Forest and eight others will remain closed 

9:45 p.m. Bobcat Fire evening operational update

8:37 p.m. Bobcat Fire has burned 113,986, 50% contained 

1,613 personnel have been assigned, 170 engines, 25 handcrews, 11 helicopters, 23 dozers, and 10 water tenders. 

8:15 p.m. El Dorado Fire has burned 22,604 acres, 81% contained

6:52 p.m. Antelope Valley Occupancy Support Program

For communities in the Antelope Valley that have been impacted by the Bobcat Fire the LA County Fire Department's Occupancy Support Program will continue tomorrow, September 25th.

6:04 p.m. El Dorado Fire crews transitioning from unified to single command

As a result of progress made on the Eldorado Fire over the past weeks incident commanders have determined that a unified command structure is no longer required to manage the fire. Effective at 6:00PM Thursday evening, the incident will transition from unified to single command.

12:30 p.m. Snow Fire 80 percent contained with 6,254 acres burned

As of this morning, the fire is no longer under Unified Command with management being handled by the San Bernardino National Forest. A Forest Service spokeswoman said one firefighter was injured on Saturday, although the severity of the injury has not been disclosed.

7:50 a.m. El Dorado fire 81 percent contained with 22,601 acres burned

7:45 a.m. Repopulation order issued for some Bobcat fire evacuees

7:05 a.m. Bobcat fire now 50 percent contained, has burned 113,986 acres

 

5:25 a.m. Snow Fire now 80 percent contained, full containment expected Oct. 1

 

 

Wednesday, Sept. 23

9:25 p.m. Bobcat Fire evening operational update

8:25 p.m. The Bobcat Fire as of Wednesday night is 39 percent contained and has grown to 113,733 acres

According to the Angeles National Forest agency, "firefighters continue to improve containment line from Mt Wilson to HWY 2 and will further reduce fuels there tonight using strategic firing. Aircraft will monitor active fire around Dorr Canyon overnight, dropping water or retardant as needed."

Evacuation Orders:

  • South and West of Upper Big Tujunga.
  • East of Angeles Forest Hwy.
  • North of Angeles Crest Hwy.
  • Residences along Angeles Crest Highway, between Angeles Forest Highway and Highway 39.
  • The unincorporated areas of Juniper Hills, Devils Punch Bowl, and Paradise Springs.
  • The unincorporated areas of Crystal Lake, East Fork of the San Gabriel River, and Camp Williams.
  • South of Hwy 138, North of Big Rock Creek, East of 87th St East, and West of Largo Vista Rd.

 

 7:11 p.m. The El Dorado Fire is 74% contained as of Wednesday night, and has burned 22,601 acres

Firefighters continued to build containment lines, check for hot spots and mop-up around the fire line. Helicopters and Fire Boss Airtankers made airdrops throughout the day supporting firefighters on the ground attacking flare ups and hot spots. 

Evacuation orders remain in effect for residents above Valley of the Falls Dr. on Hwy 38 to Hwy 38 west of Rainbow Lane.

Residents of Mountain Home Village and Forest Falls have been allowed to return but remain under an evacuation warning.

4:20 p.m. El Dorado Fire: Rainbow Lane near Onyx Summit reopening 

As a result of firefighters gaining additional containment on the El Dorado Fire over the past several days, incident commanders have allowed for the opening of Rainbow Lane near Onyx Summit.

Highway 38 will remain closed from Bryant Ave. to post mile marker 37, 2 miles southwest of Onyx Summit. Mountain Home Village and Forest Falls residents are allowed access to their communities with proper identification.

The communities of Angeles Oaks, and Seven Oaks remain under an Evacuation Order. Incident commanders are assessing the risk to effected communities daily. Firefighters are working in the area and conditions are improving.

3:14 p.m. Air quality advisory update 

1:00 p.m. Field damage assessment ongoing for structures located within Bobcat Fire footprint

9:55 a.m. More than 18,200 firefighters were battling 26 major wildires in California

9:30 a.m. Full containment of Snow fire burning near Palm Springs expected Oct. 1

The Snow Fire burning northwest of Palm Springs had scorched 6,254 acres and was 67 percent contained Wednesday, with full containment expected next week.

8:40 a.m. Forest Service mobilizes 100 wildland firefighters from 22 states across Mexico

 

7:25 a.m. Fire officials now say Bobcat Fire at 38 percent containment

7:20 a.m. El Dorado Fire at 22,601 acres, 68 percent contained

 

 

 

6:25 a.m. Bobcat Fire has burned 113,307 acres and is 37 percent contained

 

 5:25 a.m. Unhealthy air quality expected for parts of LA County due to Bobcat, El Dorado Fires

A smoke advisory for parts of SoCal has been extended today due to the Bobcat and El Dorado Fires. The smoke advisory related to the Snow Fire is no longer active.

 

Tuesday, Sept. 22

10:07 p.m. Bobcat Fire evening operational update

8:30 p.m. El Dorado Fire now 22,597 acres, 68 percent contained

Firefighters remain vigilant as fire backs down slopes and burns off the fuels in the remaining areas that have not reached Hwy 38. Crews continue to mop up and strengthen containment lines around structures in the Angeles Oak and Forest Falls communities. 

7:49 p.m. Bobcat Fire currently at 112,053 acres, 17 percent contained

1,556 personnel were assigend to Bobcat Fire Tuesday. Lower temperatures, higher humidites, and reduced winds weakened fire activity throughout the fire area.

6:10 p.m. Snow Fire has burned 6,254 acres, 67 percent contained

6:01 p.m. El Dorado Fire has burned 22,588 acres, 60 percent contained

4:53 p.m. Defensive firing operation against Bobcat Fire going well 

1:37 p.m. Firefighters working to prevent Bobcat Fire from jumping Hwy 2

 

10:55 a.m. Firefighter who was killed fighting El Dorado fire honored by procession, honor guard

A U.S. Forest Service honor guard, along with the California Highway Patrol, escorted fallen Big Bear Interagency Hotshot Charles Morton in a procession to an Orange County mortuary this morning.

 

9:30 a.m. Firefighters focusing efforts on the SW and NE corners of the Bobcat Fire

 

8:38 a.m. Containment on the Bobcat Fire has improved to 17 percent, now at 109,271 acres

 7:28 a.m. The El Dorado fire has burned 22,588 acres, is 60 percent contained

 

7:25 a.m. The Bobcat Fire has burned 109,271 acres and is 17 percent contained

 

5:30 a.m. Snow Fire blackens 6,013 acres, 52 percent contained

 

Monday, Sept. 21

9:31 p.m. Bobcat Fire grows to 106,179 acres, 13 percent contained

8:25 p.m. On Monday night, Chief Vicki Christiansen identified the firefighter killed battling the El Dorado Fire as Charlie Morton

"Thursday evening we lost one of our own. Charlie Morton, Squad Boss for the Big Bear Interagency Hotshot Crew of the San Bernardino National Forest, was tragically killed during efforts to suppress the El Dorado Fire on their home unit. Our hearts go out to Charlie’s loved ones, friends, coworkers and the Big Bear Hotshots.” - Chief Vicki Christiansen.

 

 

8:00 p.m. 29 structures have been confirmed to be destroyed by the Bobcat Fire.

Los Angeles County Fire Department's Vince Pena said that the number could increase to 85 as fire officials assess damage.

 

8:00 p.m. The El Dorado Fire is now 60 percent contained as of Monday evening. 

The fire has grown to 22,588 acres. 

Evacuation Orders remain in effect for residents from Angelus Oaks up to Onyx Summit. Residents of Mountain Home Village and Forest Falls have been allowed to return but, remain under an evacuation warning.

There is no evacuation directive for Big Bear residents at this time.

Residents are asked to monitor official sources for any changes: San Bernardino National Forest, San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, the CAL FIRE San Bernardino Unit and San Bernardino County Fire.

Residents are asked that when returning home, to please keep in mind that there will be firefighting personnel, heavy equipment and other cooperators working in the area and be aware of existing hazards. 

 

5:12 p.m. Crews remain busy battling Bobcat Fire

 

3:04 p.m. Bobcat Fire is making a hard push towards Mt. Wilson

2:10 p.m. Bobcat Fire evacuation update

An evacuation warning has been issues for the residents in the following areas:

  • South and West of Upper Big Tujunga
  • East of Angeles Forest Hwy
  • North of Angeles Crest Hwy

 

1:11 p.m. Plans Section Chief Bob Evans with an update on the El Dorado Fire

 

12:15 p.m. Bobcat Fire crews working to contain spot fires north of Mt. Wilson

At 105,345 acres, the Bobcat Fire is now among the largest ever to occur in Los Angeles County. It is currently 15 percent contained.

 

11 a.m. 105,345-acre Bobcat Fire still active around Mt. Wilson, 15 percent contained

 

9:30 a.m. 19,000 firefighters battling 27 major wildfires across the state

 

7:31 a.m. Snow Fire at 6,013 acres, 38% contained

 

7:06 a.m. Bobcat Fire at 105,345 acres, 15 percent contained, public meeting scheduled for Monday at 6:30 p.m.

 

5:25 a.m. El Dorado Fire has burned 22,576 acres and is 59 percent contained

 

Sunday, Sept. 20

9:07 p.m. Bobcat Fire has burned 103,135 acres, 15 percent contained

8:30 p.m. El Dorado Fire evening update

 

8:14 p.m. El Dorado Fire has burned 22,576 acres, 59 percent contained 

 

 

7:48 p.m. The Snow Fire has burned 6,013 acres, 38 percent contained

 

7:32 p.m. Bobcat Fire continues to push north towards Highway 2

 

6:16 p.m. Bobcat Fire Update

Fire crews successfully picked up a spot fire in Santa Anita Cyn near Chantry where they surrounded it with a hose lay and handline was installed.

 

11:55 a.m. Critical fire weather is expected through Monday as gusty winds and low humidities remain in area

 

11:30 a.m. Bobcat Fire has burned 99,428 acres, now 15 percent contained

 

11:20 a.m. Firefighters battling the Bobcat fire continue to provide structure protection

 

9 a.m. 19,000 firefighters were battling 27 wildfires statewide