California brush fires force evacuations and tens of thousands of power shutoffs
Summary
Several brush fires in southern California caused evacuations and power outages for tens of thousands of people. Firefighters worked to control fires near Malibu, Azusa, and Camp Pendleton as strong winds and dry weather increased fire risks.Key Facts
- A fire called the Bryson fire in the Santa Monica Mountains grew to about 200 acres and threatened a juvenile facility.
- About 285 firefighters are fighting the fire near Malibu.
- Wind gusts up to 30 mph and low humidity created dangerous fire conditions.
- A fire in Azusa burned over 40 acres but firefighters stopped its spread.
- Evacuations at Camp Pendleton military base were issued and later lifted.
- California faces several days of high fire risk due to dry weather and Santa Ana winds.
- More than 150,000 power customers had electricity shut off to prevent fires from power equipment.
- Authorities prepared early to respond, recalling a deadly fire in 2025 caused by strong Santa Ana winds.
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