Ruby Fire Erupts Near Fish Canyon

Evacuation warnings have been issued nearby.

CORRECTION: Forward progress of the fire has been stopped, but not before growing to 5 acres, per Watch Duty.

Firefighters remain on scene working to slow the fire's advance and establish containment lines.

Fire officials report the blaze is spreading north at a moderate rate through vegetation, and crews are monitoring conditions closely due to the potential for significant growth. The fire currently has the potential to reach as much as 50 acres if conditions allow it to continue spreading.

The Ruby Fire then grew from approximately half an acre to an estimated 2 to 3 acres, according to Incident Command cited by Watch Duty.

The fire's exact location remains approximate and may be adjusted as additional information becomes available. No containment information has been released.

According to crews at the scene, the fire started at approximately half an acre in size and is spreading through medium to heavy vegetation. Smoke from the fire has been visible in the area as firefighters work to assess conditions and contain the blaze.

Firefighters are battling the Ruby Fire, a vegetation fire burning in Los Angeles County.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3901 Fish Canyon Rd.

Evacuation warnings have been issued nearby.

CORRECTION: Forward progress of the fire has been stopped, but not before growing to 5 acres, per Watch Duty.

Firefighters remain on scene working to slow the fire's advance and establish containment lines.

Fire officials report the blaze is spreading north at a moderate rate through vegetation, and crews are monitoring conditions closely due to the potential for significant growth. The fire currently has the potential to reach as much as 50 acres if conditions allow it to continue spreading.

The Ruby Fire then grew from approximately half an acre to an estimated 2 to 3 acres, according to Incident Command cited by Watch Duty.

The fire's exact location remains approximate and may be adjusted as additional information becomes available. No containment information has been released.

According to crews at the scene, the fire started at approximately half an acre in size and is spreading through medium to heavy vegetation. Smoke from the fire has been visible in the area as firefighters work to assess conditions and contain the blaze.

Firefighters are battling the Ruby Fire, a vegetation fire burning in Los Angeles County.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3901 Fish Canyon Rd.

Evacuation warnings have been issued nearby.

CORRECTION: Forward progress of the fire has been stopped, but not before growing to 5 acres, per Watch Duty.

Firefighters remain on scene working to slow the fire's advance and establish containment lines.

Fire officials report the blaze is spreading north at a moderate rate through vegetation, and crews are monitoring conditions closely due to the potential for significant growth. The fire currently has the potential to reach as much as 50 acres if conditions allow it to continue spreading.

The Ruby Fire then grew from approximately half an acre to an estimated 2 to 3 acres, according to Incident Command cited by Watch Duty.

The fire's exact location remains approximate and may be adjusted as additional information becomes available. No containment information has been released.

According to crews at the scene, the fire started at approximately half an acre in size and is spreading through medium to heavy vegetation. Smoke from the fire has been visible in the area as firefighters work to assess conditions and contain the blaze.

Firefighters are battling the Ruby Fire, a vegetation fire burning in Los Angeles County.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3901 Fish Canyon Rd.

Evacuation warnings have been issued nearby.

CORRECTION: Forward progress of the fire has been stopped, but not before growing to 5 acres, per Watch Duty.

Firefighters remain on scene working to slow the fire's advance and establish containment lines.

Fire officials report the blaze is spreading north at a moderate rate through vegetation, and crews are monitoring conditions closely due to the potential for significant growth. The fire currently has the potential to reach as much as 50 acres if conditions allow it to continue spreading.

The Ruby Fire then grew from approximately half an acre to an estimated 2 to 3 acres, according to Incident Command cited by Watch Duty.

The fire's exact location remains approximate and may be adjusted as additional information becomes available. No containment information has been released.

According to crews at the scene, the fire started at approximately half an acre in size and is spreading through medium to heavy vegetation. Smoke from the fire has been visible in the area as firefighters work to assess conditions and contain the blaze.

Firefighters are battling the Ruby Fire, a vegetation fire burning in Los Angeles County.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3901 Fish Canyon Rd.

Evacuation warnings have been issued nearby.

CORRECTION: Forward progress of the fire has been stopped, but not before growing to 5 acres, per Watch Duty.

Firefighters remain on scene working to slow the fire's advance and establish containment lines.

Fire officials report the blaze is spreading north at a moderate rate through vegetation, and crews are monitoring conditions closely due to the potential for significant growth. The fire currently has the potential to reach as much as 50 acres if conditions allow it to continue spreading.

The Ruby Fire then grew from approximately half an acre to an estimated 2 to 3 acres, according to Incident Command cited by Watch Duty.

The fire's exact location remains approximate and may be adjusted as additional information becomes available. No containment information has been released.

According to crews at the scene, the fire started at approximately half an acre in size and is spreading through medium to heavy vegetation. Smoke from the fire has been visible in the area as firefighters work to assess conditions and contain the blaze.

Firefighters are battling the Ruby Fire, a vegetation fire burning in Los Angeles County.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3901 Fish Canyon Rd.