A brush fire broke out near the Getty Center, prompting evacuation warnings for certain zones. Firefighters made quick progress against the fire, with water-dropping helicopters attacking it from above. As of Wednesday evening, the fire had spread to 5 acres, with no structures immediately threatened.
No structures have been destroyed and there have been no reported deaths. The number of personnel working on the fire and the number of injuries are unknown.
Further details, including the latest evacuation map and updates on containment, are available from the LAFD incident page. The situation is developing and more information is expected to be released.
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