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Emily Fire The Emily Fire, burning near Mount Emma Road and Cheseboro Road, is currently 2 acres in light to medium fuels and is running to the northeast,…

Fri, Jun 26, 2026 · 10:15 AMNO LOCATION EXTRACTED
Emily Fire The Emily Fire, burning near Mount Emma Road and Cheseboro...

Emily Fire

The Emily Fire, burning near Mount Emma Road and Cheseboro Road, is currently 2 acres in light to medium fuels and is running to the northeast, according to the first-arriving unit.

Los Angeles County Fire Department has a full wildland response assigned, with numerous ground resources and aircraft responding.

The attached image provides an updated camera view of the fire.

UPDATE: The fire is now estimated at 4.5 acres with units making good progress, per incident command. The fixed-wing air tankers have been released

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2:55 PM3h ago904ACrime+ FireLancaster25th Street West and Avenue J-8 — vehicle on fire — sheriff……and FD enroute code 32:31 PM3h agoFire+ TrafficDriver Arrested for DUI After Driving Through Fire Road Closure On August……8, CHP Newhall Area officers were assisting the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station with traffic control along Sierra Highway while Los Angeles County firefighters battled a nearby brush fire. According to CHP, an impaired driver drove through a road closure being staffed by officers. CHP conducted a traffic stop and determined the driver showed signs of intoxication. The driver’s blood alcohol concentration was reportedly 0.36% — 4.5 times California’s legal limit of 0.08%. The driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI. Road closures during fires and other emergencies are put in place to protect firefighters, law enforcement personnel and the public. Driving through one can put first responders and others at serious risk. If you’ve been drinking, don’t drive. Get a sober ride home10:59 PM18h agoFireEngine 129 on scene of a vegetation fire on Division between Avenue……L and M — advised approximately 100 feet of grass on fire along a fence line
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PostedJun 26, 10:15 AMImportedJun 26, 10:15 AMCategoriesAuto · FireLocationExtracted · low confidence