Summary
A wildfire called the Springs Fire started on Friday in Riverside County, California, and has been mostly contained as of Saturday. Firefighters have controlled 75% of the fire, which forced evacuations and temporarily closed Moreno Valley College.
Key Facts
- The Springs Fire started in Riverside County, California, near Moreno Valley.
- As of Saturday afternoon, 75% of the fire is contained.
- The fire has burned over 4,000 acres but did not damage any buildings or cause injuries.
- Evacuation orders were lifted for most areas, though some zones remain evacuated.
- Moreno Valley College was closed but will resume normal operations on Monday.
- About 260 firefighters, supported by aircraft, worked to control the fire.
- High winds and dry conditions initially fueled the fire's rapid spread.
- The National Weather Service issued a wind advisory for the region.
