Bobcat Fire near Azusa explodes to 4,871 acres as CA closes national forests amid dangerous heat, fire conditions

Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Bobcat Fire in Angeles National Forest explodes to 4,871 acres

A fast-moving wildfire continued to burn with 0% containment in the Angeles National Forest near Azusa Monday, as officials ordered evacuations and prepared to close the forest entirely.

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Bobcat Fire near Azusa explodes to 4,871 acres as CA closes national forests amid dangerous heat, fire conditions

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