



Matthew DeLuca of NBC News reports:
Hundreds of firefighters battled a wind-lashed 3,000-acre wildfire in California on Thursday that has already consumed one home and forced evacuations in mostly undeveloped sections of Riverside County.
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A second, smaller brush-fueled fire (pictured here) sparked to life Thursday in Ventura County and grew to more than 100 acres, according to a post on the county fire department’s website. The fire was burning completely uncontained, the post said. More than 200 firefighters were called to the blaze, NBC Los Angeles reported, and the Ventura Freeway was shut down as firefighters streamed into the area.















