Although the fire is now under control, the L.A. Health Officer, Dr. Guzenhauser, recommends individuals to avoid strenuous work, whether indoors or outdoors, officials said Thursday. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. According to the South Coast Air Quality Management District smoke from the fire in Santa Clarita Valley has caused ...

Story by Kimberly Beers, Jessica Boyer and Halie Cook Hundreds of Southern California fire crews and law enforcement battled the nearly 400 acre Calgrove Fire Wednesday into Thursday. Update 5:30 p.m.: About 415 acres burned and the Calgrove Fire is at 95 percent containment, according to a LACoFD tweet. Two Patrol Strike Teams will work throughout the night. More than ...

Santa Clarita Fire Update: Calgrove Fire 398 Acres, Evacuations Lifted About 1,000 were evacuated due to the ‪‎Calgrove Fire‬, according to Commander Mike Parker with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. About 450 firefighters have responded with assistance from numerous agencies according to fire officials. Full Story: Santa Clarita Fire Update: Calgrove Fire 100 Acres And Growing, Over 1,000 Evacuated

As of 11:50 a.m.: Fire officials are reporting there are no new flames or smoke but the wind is blowing ash from yesterday’s burn areas, giving the appearance of smoke. The fire is at 60 percent containment. Two helicopters are on standby. As of Thursday, June 25 at 8:45 a.m.: Los Angeles County Fire Public Information Desk officials are reporting the Calgrove ...

As of 6:50 p.m.: Calgrove Fire per incident commander fire is now at 200 acres. 450 firefighters continue to work with air resources. According to Stephanie English Comm. Services Rep, the fire is 25% contained. As of 5:50 p.m.: Los Angeles County Fire Department Deputy Chief John Tripp and Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Captain Roosevelt Johnson held a press conference. “We’ve ...

As of 2:08 p.m.: There is a 45 acre or more brush fire on the Northbound I-5 Freeway near Calgrove Blvd that is moving uphill. The flames are visible from multiple areas in Santa Clarita Valley, including KHTS AM-1220’s building in Downtown Newhall. Officials have said that the fire “is moving quick.” Two mobile home parks at the 23500 block ...