LOS ANGELES — Firefighters in a mountainous area north of Los Angeles made good progress in their battle against a brush fire that has forced thousands of people to evacuate, officials said Friday.

The Canyon Fire burning near Lake Piru prompted evacuation orders for residents in parts of Ventura and LA counties.

Crews made progress Friday establishing containment lines around the Canyon Fire straddling the Los Angeles-Ventura county line near Val Verde west of Castaic, but the blaze continued to grow in size, ...

A fast-moving wildfire that ignited in a canyon southeast of Lake Piru had burned more than 5,370 acres and prompted ...

A day after the Canyon Fire ignited in Ventura County, California, it has torched nearly 5,000 acres of land and triggered ...

The Canyon Fire in Southern California has currently spread to roughly 4,850 acres and prompted mass evacuations. The blaze's ...

The blaze, called the Canyon fire, began early Thursday afternoon near Lake Piru, a reservoir about 60 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles.

A brush fire in a mountainous area north of Los Angeles ignited and spread quickly Thursday, forcing thousands of evacuations.The Canyon Fire ignited around 1:3 ...

A fast-moving wildfire near the Ventura and Los Angeles county line spread to over 1,500 acres on Aug. 7, triggering ...

The outer edge of the wildfire is moving laterally to the Arroyo Grande area. Several mandatory evacuation zones have been ...

A fast-growing brush fire is forcing thousands of people to evacuate in a mountainous area north of Los Angeles.