Grass Valley Fire
San Bernardino National Forest
San Bernardino County

This fire has burned 1,247 acres and is 100 percent contained. The fire is northwest of Lake Arrowhead. 174 structures and 2 outbuildings have been destroyed. Although the fire is contained, 200 homes within the fire area remain threatened and evacuations are still in place.

A closure order remains in effect for the San Bernardino National Forest. The mandatory evacuation order for the communities of Twin Peaks, Rim Forest, Blue Jay, Agua Fria, Deer Lodge Park, Sky Forest, Cedar Glen and the majority of Lake Arrowhead have been reduced to voluntary evacuation effective 12:00 p.m. on October 28, 2007. The area will be open to residents and re-entry passes will not be issued and are not required. Mandatory Mandatory evacuations east of Heaps Peak have been lifted. Voluntary evacuations for Crestline, Lake Gregory, Cedar Pines Park, and Valley of Enchantment remain in effect. Evacuation Centers have been established at the National Orange Show in San Bernardino and Victorville Fairgrounds in Victorville. Hwy 330 remains closed. Hwy 18 is open to residents of Crestline, and Arrowheads areas with proof of a street address. Access to Big Bear is available from Hwy 38 via the I-10 as well as via Hwy 18 through the Hi-Desert in Lucerne Valley.

336 firefighters are assigned to this incident. The estimated cost of this fire to date is $4.8 million. Grass Valley Fire Information Line (909) 383-5688.
Grass Valley Fire Map 10/26/07

Harris Fire
Harris Ranch Road & Hwy 94
San Diego County

This fire has burned 90,440 acres and is 85 percent contained. The fire started on October 21 and is burning at Harris Ranch Road and both sides of Highway 94 in Portrero in San Diego County. Full containment is expected October 31. There have been 21 civilian and 34 firefighter injuries, as well as five deaths on this fire. 206 homes and 253 outbuildings have been destroyed, and 252 additional structures are damaged. Damage assessments, inspections and are in progress.

All evacuations have been lifted. Re-entry for residents only is being allowed. 2,522 firefighters are assigned under a unified command. A military aerial infrared platform is being used to identify remaining hot spots. The estimated cost of this fire to date is $13.3 million. Harris Fire Information Line (619) 449-1462.
Harris Fire Map 10/26/07
All Evacuation Orders Lifted 10/27/07
Harris Fire Fact Sheet 10/28/07
Relief Is In Sight As Firefighters Get Rest 10/28/07

Witch Fire
Witch Creek Area East of Ramona
San Diego County

This fire has burned 197,990 acres and is 95 percent contained. Full containment is expected on October 30. The Witch Fire has joined the Poomacha fire in the north. Residents are being allowed re-entry into the area.

1,040 homes and 414 outbuildings have been destroyed. 70 homes and 25 outbuildings have been damaged. Additionally, 239 vehicles have been destroyed.

2,002 firefighters are assigned to this incident under unified command. There have been 39 injuries to firefighters, and two civilian fatalities. The estimated cost of this fire to date is $14.4 million. Witch Fire Information Line (619) 590-3160.
Witch Fire Map 10/26/07

Poomacha Fire
Highway 76, Pauma Valley/Cleveland National Forest
San Diego County

This fire started October 23 as a structure fire on the Lajolla Indian Reservation. It has burned 49,540 acres and is 70 percent contained. Full containment is expected Obtober 31. The Poomacha Fire has joined with the Witch Fire to the south. 136 homes and 19 outbuildings have been destroyed. 500 homes remain threatened in Mt. Palomar and Crosley Homestead.

Evacuations orders are still in place. Residential areas where the overall threat has lessened are being allowed re-enty. This fire has resulted in 21 firefighter injuries. 2,793 firefighters are currently assigned to this fire under unified command with CAL FIRE and the Cleveland National Forest. The estimated cost of this fire to date is $8.8 million. Poomacha Fire Information Line (760) 751-7600.
Poomacha Fire Map 10/26/07

Slide Fire
San Bernardino National Forest
Green Valley Lake near Running Springs
San Bernardino County

This fire has burned 12,759 acres at Green Valley Lake near Running Springs in San Bernardino County and is currently 92 percent contained. The communities of Crab Flats, Running Springs, Smiley Park, Green Valley, and Arrowbear Lake are threatened.Full containment is expected October 30. 201 homes and 3 outbuildings have been destroyed.

1,688 firefighters are currently assigned to this fire. Eight firefighters injuries have been reported. The estimated cost of this fire to date is $13.5 million. Slide Fire Information Line (909) 383-5688.
Slide Fire Map 10/26/07

Santiago Fire
Santiago Canyon Road at Silverado Canyon Road
Orange County

This fire has burned 28,500 acres and is 65 percent contained. Full containment is expected November 2. The fire continues to threaten structures within the Silverado area. Mandatory evacuation orders remain in place for the canyon areas of Santiago Canyon Road between Silverado Canyon Road and Live Oak Canyon Road, including the Santiago Estates area and Jackson Ranch Road. Mandatory evacuations have been lifted for Modjeska, Trabuco, and Live Oak Canyons along with Glen Ranch. The following road closures are in place: Live Oak Canyon Road, all of Trabuco Canyon Road, Plano Trabuco road north of Robinson Ranch Road (northbound only). Santiago Canyon Road has been re-opened.

15 homes and nine outbuildings have been destroyed, and 8 residential structures and 12 outbuildings were damaged. 1,833 people are assigned to this incident and eight firefighter injuries have been reported. The estimated cost of this fire to date is $9 million.

The Santiago Fire has been determined to be arson-caused. Santiago Fire Information Line (714) 573-6200.
Santiago Fire Map 10/26/07

Ranch Fire
Angeles National Forest
Los Angeles County

This fire has burned 58,401 acres since October 20 and is 100 percent contained. The fire is burning six miles north of Castaic in Los Angeles County. All evacuations have been lifted. One home and nine outbuildings have been destroyed. 73 personnel are assigned to this incident. The estimated cost of this fire to date is $9 million. Full containment is expected on October 30. Ranch Fire Information Line (626) 821-6700.

Horno/Ammo Fire - FINAL
Camp Pendleton
San Diego County

The Horno/Ammo Fire has burned 21,004 acres since October 23 and is now 100 percent contained. 69 firefighters are still assigned to this incident and six firefighters have been injured. The estimated cost of this fire is $700,000. Horno/Ammo Fire Information Line at (866) 430-2764.
Horno/Ammo Fire Map 10/26/07

Rice Fire - FINAL
Rice Canyon
San Diego County

This fire burned 9,472 acres in Rice Canyon in Northern San Diego County and is now 100 percent contained. 206 homes, 2 commercial properties and 40 outbuildings were destroyed. Evacuations have been were reported. 264 firefighters are still assigned to this fire under unified command. The estimated cost of this fire is $6.5 million. Rice Fire Information Line (619) 590-3160.
Rice Fire Map 10/26/07

Canyon Fire - FINAL
Malibu Canyon
Los Angeles County

This fire has burned 4,521 acres and is 100 percent contained. Evacuations have been lifted. 22 structures have been damaged or destroyed. Three injuries have been reported. The estimated cost of this fire to date is $5.8 million. Canyon Fire Information Line (323) 881-2411.

Cajon Fire - FINAL
I-15/Kenwood in Devore
San Bernardino County

This fire started October 22 and has burned 250 acres. The fire is 100 percent contained. Cajon Fire Information line (909) 383-5688.

Rosa Fire - FINAL
Near Temecula
Riverside County

This fire burned 411 acres and is 100 percent contained. Two outbuildings were destroyed by this fire. Evacuations have been lifted and residents may return to their homes. All roads are open. Rosa Fire Information Line (951) 940-6985.

Sedgewick Fire - FINAL
Brinkerhoff Rd/Sedgewick Ranch/ Figueroa Mountain
Santa Barbara County

This fire, caused by arching power lines, burned 710 acres and is now 100 percent contained. 30 personnel are assigned to this fire. Sedgewick Fire Information Line (805) 681-5546.

Coronado Hills Fire - FINAL
South of Cal State San Marcos
San Diego County
 
This fire started October 22 and burned 250 acres south of Cal State San Marcos in San Diego County. Two outbuildings were destroyed in Discovery Hills and San Marcos. It is now 100 percent contained. Coronado Hills Fire Line (619) 590-3160.

Roca Fire - FINAL
East of Temecula
Riverside County

The Roca Fire burned 270 acres since October 21 and is 100 percent contained. All evacuation orders have been lifted.One home was destroyed and one injury was reported. Roca Fire Information Line (951) 940-6985.

Walker Fire - FINAL
Northwest of Lake Arrowhead
San Bernardino County

This fire burned 160 acres northwest of Lake Arrowhead in San Bernardino County and is now 100 percent contained. The evacuation center is now closed. Walker Fire Information line (909) 383-5688.

McCoy Fire - FINAL
Cleveland National Forest
San Diego County

This fire burned 300 acres and is 100 percent contained. The fire started October 21 in the Boulder Creek/Eagle Peak area of San Diego County. One residence and one outbuilding were destroyed. McCoy Fire Information Line (619) 590-3160.

Wilcox Fire - FINAL
Camp Pendleton
San Diego County

This 100 acre fire on Camp Pendleton is now 100% contained. Wilcox Fire Information Line (866) 430-2764.

Meadowridge Fire - FINAL
Santa Clarita - 14 Freeway, San Fernando
Los Angeles County

This 40 acre fire began at 12:30 October 23 and is now 100 percent contained. No communities are currently threatened. 182 firefighters are assigned to this fire under Los Angeles County command. Meadowridge Fire Information Line (323) 881-2411.

Buckweed Fire - FINAL
Mint Canyon Road at Sierra Hwy
Los Angeles County

This fire burned 38,356 acres and is 100 percent contained. The fire started October 21 and is burning at Mint Canyon Road and Sierra Highway in Los Angeles County toward Magic Mountain. 30 structures were damaged and 63 structures have been destroyed. Three civilians and one firefighter were injured. The estimated cost of this fire to date is $7.4 million. Buckweed Fire Information Line (323) 881-2411.

Magic Fire - FINAL
Old Cross Road at Magic Mountain Parkway
Los Angeles County

The Magic Fire has burned 2,824 acres since October 22 and is now 100 percent contained. Bouquet Canyon Road from Spunky Canyon to Shadow is closed. Magic Fire Information Line (323) 881-2411.

Martin Fire - FINAL
Martin Ranch Road at Meyers Road
San Bernardino County

This fire in the San Bernardino National Forest began at 9 a.m. October 23 and has burned 123 acres. It is 100 percent contained. 77 firefighters are assigned to this incident under unified command and one firefighter injury has been reported. One home has been damaged. No structures are threatened at this time. All evacuation notices have been lifted.

Nightsky Fire - FINAL
2 miles south of Moorpark
Ventura County

This fire is in Ventura County and began at 10:35 a.m. October 21 and burned 35 acres. It is 100 percent contained.