Wildland fire near Fresno prompts evacuation warning
FRESNO -- A fast-growing wildland fire in Fresno County Sunday afternoon has resulted in evacuations and injuries.
The blaze, dubbed the Pebble Incident by Cal Fire, was first reported at around 2:30 p.m. in the Sierra Nevada foothills community of Squaw Valley
Fire officials reported that two people have suffered burn injuries and a number of structures are threatened.
Evacuation warnings have been issued for several locations as the blaze continues to expand beyond an early estimate of 40 acres burned.
#PebbleIncident @FresnoSheriff is conducting evacuations of the fire area. Evacuate the area if you live within the zones specified. #ReadySetGo pic.twitter.com/0YIuqi42N2
— CALFIRE/FresnoCoFire (@FresnoCoFire) July 31, 2022