US: Line Fire Breaks Out In Highland, San Bernardino County, California

Wildfire Burns About 5,000 Acres

As of Wednesday, the wildfire has no containment, according to the San Bernardino County Fire Department.

Fire Department Issues Evacuations

Evacuation orders are in place for some residents in Highland, California, due to the wildfire. The fire is burning near the 7000 block of Etiwanda Avenue and is spreading rapidly. Residents should heed warnings from the fire department and evacuate immediately if they are in the affected area.

No Casualties Reported

Thankfully, there have been no reported casualties or injuries due to the wildfire. Firefighters are working to contain the fire and protect the surrounding communities. Air tankers and helicopters are assisting in the firefighting efforts.

Firefighters Face Challenges

Firefighters are facing challenges in containing the wildfire due to strong winds, dry conditions, and difficult terrain. The fire is burning in a remote area, which is making it harder for firefighters to access. The fire department is urging residents to stay informed about the latest fire conditions and to follow evacuation orders if they are issued.

Residents Urged to Stay Informed

Residents in the affected area should stay informed about the latest fire conditions by listening to local news broadcasts and checking the websites of the San Bernardino County Fire Department and the Ready.gov. They should also follow the instructions of local officials if they are asked to evacuate.