Multiple Brush Fires Threaten Ramona and Bakersfield, Evacuations in Effect
The Bunnie Fire near Ramona, San Diego County, has rapidly grown to 184 acres, prompting evacuations and threatening structures. The fire, which started near Chuck Wagon and San Vicente roads, has a dangerous rate of spread and a large plume of smoke. Firefighters have slowed its spread but containment remains at 5%. San Vicente Road and Wildcat Canyon Road are closed, and one structure is currently threatened. Ground crews and firefighting aircraft are battling the blaze, with resources from various agencies deployed. Evacuation orders are in place, and an evacuation center has been set up at Olive Pierce Middle School.