The Canyon fire in Ventura County reached 62% containment by Sunday morning, with fire teams making significant progress in extinguishing the blaze. The fire has consumed 5,370 acres since it ignited during a recent heat wave, resulting in the destruction of seven structures and injuries to three firefighters. Evacuation orders for 2,700 residents were lifted as containment efforts continue amidst severe weather concerns, including high temperatures and possible wind gusts. Fire officials remain vigilant, focusing on strengthening containment lines and monitoring the fire's behavior for any changes.
The Canyon fire in Ventura County was 62% contained as of Sunday morning, with firefighters making good progress extinguishing the blaze, according to fire authorities.
The blaze has stopped growing at 5,370 acres since Friday as it burns near Castaic and the Los Angeles and Ventura County lines.
Evacuation orders were lifted Friday for 2,700 residents, allowing them to return to their homes.
Today's mission is to really strengthen containment lines, and monitoring will continue to ensure the fire isn't moving.
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