Firefighters get handle on 150-acre Sierra Fire in Fontana, California
- 5 years ago
Fire crews made progress on the Sierra Fire in Fontana, California on November 14, reaching 85 percent containment as of that afternoon.
The fire sparked at around 9:30 pm the night before, spreading quickly to 20 acres in about half an hour. Nearby structures were briefly threatened, and a roadway was shut to protect homes and other buildings.
No structures were burned and no mandatory evacuations were issued, authorities reported.
The fire sparked at around 9:30 pm the night before, spreading quickly to 20 acres in about half an hour. Nearby structures were briefly threatened, and a roadway was shut to protect homes and other buildings.
No structures were burned and no mandatory evacuations were issued, authorities reported.