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The Hurst Fire (initially known as the Sylmar Fire [2]) was a wildfire that burned in the Sylmar area of the city of Los Angeles in Southern California. It was one of several fires driven by an extremely powerful Santa Ana wind event.
The Hurst Fire started Tuesday night in Sylmar, a suburban neighborhood north of San Fernando, as a brush fire. As of Friday night it had expanded to 771 acres and was 70% contained, according to ...
Hurst Fire. The Hurst Fire ignited Tuesday night near Olive View-UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles’ Sylmar neighborhood, burning 799 acres. The blaze had been 76% contained as of Saturday.
The Hurst Fire has set 505 acres ablaze near San Fernando, California in the Sylmar neighborhood, according to Cal Fire. It is 0% contained. It is 0% contained.
The Hurst fire, in Sylmar in the San Fernando Valley northwest of Los Angeles, has exceeded 770 acres and is now 77% contained, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
And the Hurst Fire, in the San Fernando Valley northwest of downtown L.A., has forced evacuations of nearby residents. ... Across town, on the northern edge of Los Angeles, another fire broke out ...
The Hurst Fire erupted near Sylmar, a suburban neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley northwest of Los Angeles. By Sunday night, the fire had scorched 799 acres and was 89% contained, according ...
The Palisades, Eaton and Hurst fires broke out Tuesday in Los Angeles County. Firefighters have worked tirelessly day and night to fight the fires. The Hurst Fire is the only one of the three with ...