By Kevin Tripp, KABC
The fire is being fed by dry brush and gusts of wind. Many residents have already evacuated and many are getting ready to flee. David Robinson tells KTLA 5 it’s hard to watch.
”You know we’ve been here ten years and we kind of anticipated this happening at some point. It’s been tough, actually, to watch it happen, watch it unfold.”
The flames began to grow in size at about noon on Thursday as the fire got closer to thousands of homes. Cal Fire says 800 firefighters are on site.