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Update: Wolf Fire in Riverside County – 10% containment reached
Wolf Fire initially started today at 3:09 p.m. in Riverside County, California. Since its discovery six hours ago, it has burned 1,165 acres. 300 firefighters have been assigned to respond to the blaze, however, as of Sunday evening, the fire continues to burn uncontrolled. However, the cause is still being investigated.
As firefighters make progress in putting out the Wolf Fire in Banner, the Juniper Fire near Perris erupted Monday morning.
Riverside County firefighters continue to battle a quickly growing brush fire burning in the hills near Banning. It was first ...
The Wolf Fire was reported in Riverside County near Banning, California, around 85 miles east of Los Angeles, on Sunday, June ...
A quickly growing brush fire in Southern California has spread at least 1,165 acres, prompting evacuations, according to fire ...
"The fire continues to burn at a moderate rate," Cal Fire said, adding that hundreds of firefighters were working through the night.
The Wolf Fire was first reported near Old Banning Idyllwild Road and Wolfskill Truck Trail, west of Highway 243. It was ...
Weather conditions this weekend weren't ripe for wildfire. Even still, several fires broke out across Riverside and San ...
The largest currently ablaze in the Sunshine State has been dubbed the Wolf Fire, which erupted at around 3:09 p.m. Sunday ...
25 engines, three water tenders, one helicopter, two dozers and two hand crews will be working to control the fire. According ...
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