Crews gain containment on Summit Fire in Southern California's Antelope Valley

The blaze, dubbed the Summit Fire, began on Friday near Jesus Canyon Road and E. Avenue Z in Llano. Crews responded at 1:12 p.m. to a then-8-acre fire. As of Saturday morning, the acreage has ballooned to 2,679, according to Cal Fire. Containment remains at 0%.

Summit fire in Angeles National Forest balloons to 1,600 acres

Authorities responded to a report of a brush fire in Llano that has since caused evacuation orders and warnings.

Rapidly growing wildfire in Los Angeles County prompts evacuations in remote high desert

A fast-spreading blaze has prompted evacuations in a sparsely populated area of Los Angeles County. The brush fire sparked Friday under dry and scorching hot conditions in a remote high desert region northeast of LA.

Fast-growing Summit Fire tearing through California Joshua trees, photos show

The blaze was approaching the 2024 Bridge Fire burn scar, which ripped through the Angeles National Forest and threatened Mountain High ski resort.

Summit Fire in Southern California's Antelope Valley prompts evacuation orders

According to the Los Angeles County Fire Department, the fire has reached 806 acres and is threatening structures.

California will see its first monsoon storms of the season, raising fire concerns

The storms could bring dry lightning to the Sierra Nevada, Bay Area and eastern deserts, along with gusty winds and above-normal temperatures.

1,300 Acres In Flames: Los Angeles Wildfire Races Into Angeles National Forest | California

A fast-moving brush fire in Los Angeles County has forced evacuations after spreading into the Angeles National Forest. The Summit Fire, burning near Llano, expanded to approximately 1,300 acres as firefighters rushed to contain the blaze amid dangerous heat and dry conditions.