LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Three wildfires burning in three Southern California counties are growing quickly as firefighters work to contain the blazes.
The Line Fire erupted last week and has burned more than 37,000 acres through rough mountain terrain in the Highland area of San Bernardino County. One person has been arrested for allegedly starting the fire.
The Airport Fire in Orange County has grown to over 23,412 acres after since it was accidentally sparked by county public works crews who were trying to move boulders in the area.
The Bridge Fire in the Angeles National Forest has charred more than 51,100 acres since it erupted Sunday. It has destroyed more than 30 homes in Mount Baldy and Wrightwood.
Upland, San Antonio Heights and Claremont under evacuation warning
An evacuation warning was issued for the Upland, San Antonio Heights and Claremont areas due to the Bridge Fire.
The fire exploded in size Tuesday evening to 34,000 acres.
The community of Pinion Hills, from Wrightwood north to Highway 138 and Lebec Road west to Los Angeles County, is now under an evacuation warning.
The community of Green Valley Lake, north from Highway 18 along Green Valley Lake Road, is now under an evacuation order.
A brush fire ignited in a Los Angeles County high desert community on Tuesday afternoon.
The fire, called the Apollo Fire, is burning near 245th Street and West Aqueduct Road in Fairmont.
The L.A. County Fire Department said the blaze has consumed 60 acres so far.
