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Fairview Fire continues 'burning in all directions on all flanks,' scorching over 9,000 acres, fire chief says
Headline from KVIA El Paso, on the newest of 3 developments
By Amir Vera, Taylor Romine and Stella Chan, CNN The Fairview Fire has now charred more than 9,000 acres in the two days it’s been burning in Southern California, according to Cal Fire. The fire, which has spread to 9,846 acres and is 5% contained, has not shown signs of slowing down, either.
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Fairview Fire at 2,000 acres, 5% contained with 2 fatalities
Headline from CBS News ·
Fairview Fire Continues to Burn, Scorching 5,000 Acres
Headline from NBC Los Angeles ·
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Fairview Fire continues 'burning in all directions on all flanks,' scorching over 9,000 acres, fire chief says
The so called Fairview Fire erupted at around 3:37 p.m. and was burning in light to medium vegetation at a rapid pace, near Fairview Avenue and Bautista Road. Two people have died as a result of the fire.
The Fairview Fire broke out Monday afternoon in Riverside County and grew to 2,000 acres by around 10:30 p.m. At least seven structures had been destroyed.
The Fairview Fire in Hemet, southeast of L.A. quickly grew by 100 times, from about 20 acres to some 2,000. Thousands of homes and businesses were evacuated.
At least two people were killed and another person injured in the Fairview fire that is burning in East Hemet, California, according to Cal Fire. The wildfire has spread to 700 acres.
The Fairview Fire first sparked in Hemet just after 3:30 p.m. on Monday, and in less than 24 hours has killed at least two people and burned through at least 2,400 acres.
By Nouran Salahieh and Taylor Romine, CNN Two people were killed as a fast-moving wildfire swelled rapidly over parched vegetation in Southern California on Monday, forcing hundreds of residents to flee amid a severe heat wave that has enveloped the region. The Fairview Fire ignited after 2 p.m.
A southern California wildfire exploded to 2,000 acres on Tuesday morning, with the blaze forcing evacuations. Two people were killed and another person was injured.
Get the latest updates on the Fairview Fire as it burns near Hemet in Riverside County. The fire first sparked Monday afternoon and has killed 2 people, burned 4,500 acres, and forced evacuations.
Get the latest updates on the Fairview Fire as it burns near Hemet in Riverside County. The fire first sparked Monday afternoon and has killed 2 people, burned 4,500 acres, and forced evacuations.
By Amir Vera, Taylor Romine and Stella Chan, CNN The Fairview Fire has now charred more than 9,000 acres in the two days it’s been burning in Southern California, according to Cal Fire. The fire, which has spread to 9,846 acres and is 5% contained, has not shown signs of slowing down, either.
By Jamiel Lynch, Jason Hanna and Amir Vera, CNN The deadly Fairview Fire burning in Southern California forced new evacuation orders Thursday, with the blaze nearly quadrupling its reach from a day earlier to 20,000 burned acres as the region battled a scorching heat wave, authorities said.
By Amir Vera, Taylor Romine and Stella Chan, CNN The Fairview Fire has now charred more than 9,000 acres in the two days it’s been burning in Southern California, according to Cal Fire. The fire, which has spread to 9,846 acres and is 5% contained, has not shown signs of slowing down, either.
By Amir Vera, Taylor Romine and Stella Chan, CNN The Fairview Fire has now charred more nearly 20,000 acres in the two days it’s been burning in Southern California, according to Cal Fire. The fire, which had spread to 19,377 acres and is 5% contained as of late Wednesday, has not shown signs of slo…
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