Sandy Fire in Southern California Burns Over 2,100 Acres, Evacuations Underway
The Sandy Fire in Simi Valley has burned more than 2,100 acres and triggered evacuation orders and warnings for multiple zones in Ventura and Los Angeles counties.
Massive Wildfire Spreads
The Sandy Fire in Simi Valley has grown to over 2,100 acres, forcing hundreds of residents to evacuate as firefighters battle the blaze in Southern California.
Evacuation Zones
Multiple evacuation orders and warnings have been issued across multiple zones in both Ventura and Los Angeles counties, affecting thousands of residents.
Property Damage
At least one home has been confirmed destroyed in the fire. A homeowner reported receiving a doorbell camera alert that may have saved his wife's life, allowing her to evacuate before the fire reached their residence.
Air Quality Concerns
With multiple wildfires burning in the region, the South Coast Air Quality Management District extended a smoke advisory through Thursday evening, warning of potential health impacts from smoke inhalation.