A fire is burning in the Santa Clarita area, and evacuation orders have been issued. The fire is growing quickly, prompting concerns for nearby neighborhoods. As a result of the fire, several neighborhoods have been ordered to evacuate.
The fire's rapid growth has led to these precautions being taken. Further information about the fire and evacuation orders can be found through local news sources, such as ABC7 Los Angeles.
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