Current Fires in San Bernardino

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Ranch Fire evacuations in San Bernardino County

Map: Ranch Fire evacuations in San Bernardino County

The Ranch Fire began in rugged terrain in the northern foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains and burned into Fizzben Heights, southeast of Apple Valley.

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Wildfire Near San Bernardino Mountains Prompts Evacuation Orders

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Update: Ranch Fire in San Bernardino County – 10% containment reached

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Wildfire Map; Ranch fire burning in Southern California

The Ranch fire was reported just after 2:30 p.m. near Bowen Ranch Road and Coxey Truck Trail, according to Cal Fire.

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Ranch Fire burns 4,200+ acres near Apple Valley, forces evacuations

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Ranch Fire burns 1,500 acres, prompts evacuations in San Bernardino County

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Home destroyed as Ranch Fire scorches thousands of acres

Evacuation orders remain in place Wednesday morning for a wildfire in San Bernardino County that has scorched thousands of acres and left one home in ruins.

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Firefighters battle Ranch Fire near Apple Valley

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Evacuations ordered as Apple Valley brush fire grows to 2K acres

Fire rages in Southern Calif. months after destructive blaze in San Bernardino County

Crews are racing to contain and extinguish a wildfire that broke out in Southern California on Tuesday, exploding in size in a matter of hours and forcing people to flee their homes.

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Fires broke out in Burbank, Apple Valley and Anza on Tuesday. Here's where they stand

While the Ranch Fire in San Bernardino County rapidly grew in size, evacuation orders for the Cahuilla and Bethany fires were lifted.

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Bridge Fire Spreads Across LACo, San Bernardino

In San Bernardino County, the entire community ... previous fires such as the 1997 Narrows Fire have helped slow the current fire. Residents were told evacuations would remain in place until ...

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Eureka fire grows to 175 acres south of Joshua Tree

A vegetation fire south of Joshua Tree in San Bernardino County reported just past noon on Friday, May 30 has grown to 175 acres, Watch Duty, a wildfire information nonprofit, says on its site. The blaze, dubbed the Eureka fire, is near Lower Covington Flat Road and Nolina Cove Road, in a part of Joshua Tree National Park.