Heavy Smoke From 5-Acre Brush Fire Near General William J. Fox Airfield
60th St W & W Avenue G
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- Firefighters in Lancaster, California, are responding to a 5-acre fire producing light to medium smoke, with additional units requested to manage a second smoke source nearby. The fire is moving east, and efforts are underway to contain it.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 60th St W & W Avenue G.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 60th St W & W Avenue G.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 60th St W & W Avenue G.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 60th St W & W Avenue G.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 60th St W & W Avenue G.
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ABC7LA Chris Cristi: BREAKING: Heavy winds in the Antelope Valley are driving multiples vegetation fires across the plains. This one is running along W Ave G next to Fox Airfield in Palmdale, CA
ABC7LA Chris Cristi: BREAKING: Heavy winds in the Antelope Valley are driving multiples vegetation fires across the plains. This one is running along W Ave G next to Fox Airfield in Palmdale, CA
ABC7LA Chris Cristi: BREAKING: Heavy winds in the Antelope Valley are driving multiples vegetation fires across the plains. This one is running along W Ave G next to Fox Airfield in Palmdale, CA
ABC7LA Chris Cristi: BREAKING: Heavy winds in the Antelope Valley are driving multiples vegetation fires across the plains. This one is running along W Ave G next to Fox Airfield in Palmdale, CA
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ABC7LA Chris Cristi: BREAKING: Heavy winds in the Antelope Valley are driving multiples vegetation fires across the plains. This one is running along W Ave G next to Fox Airfield in Palmdale, CA