Etiwanda Fire near Rancho Cucamonga re-mapped, now 2,190 acres

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. (KABC) -- Authorities say the Etiwanda Fire near Rancho Cucamonga has been re-mapped to 2,190 acres, but there has been no increase in the fire size.

The fire was estimated at 1,627 on Wednesday night.

According to the San Bernardino National Forest, firefighters made "good progress" on the blaze overnight and were able to hold the perimeter of the fire despite strong winds and hot temperatures on Thursday. Calmer winds allowed crews to finally fight the fire from the air.

There was one small flare-up in the area of Smith drainage, it was quickly knocked down, officials said.

Crews are focusing on fire lines in Rancho Cucamonga and building new lines in the Deer and Day Creek canyons.

Containment remains at 53 percent. All evacuations have been lifted, and school were open on Friday. The North Etiwanda Preserve is closed to visitors.

Three injuries have been reported, and one structure was damaged by flames.