(NewsNation) — As firefighters continue to battle the Sandy Fire in Southern California, more than 43,000 people were given orders to evacuate as the wildfire threatened homes and more fires pop up.

A fast-moving wildfire burning near Simi Valley continues to spread under gusty winds, with flames pushing toward Los Angeles County communities still under evacuation warnings as firefighters race to ...

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SIMI VALLEY, CA — The Sandy Fire remained a major threat Wednesday, threatening homes and forcing 44,000 people to evacuate as firefighters turned their focus toward controlling the eastern side of ...

(Find Tuesday's live coverage of the Sandy Fire here.) A fire that broke out in the Simi Valley area on May 18 quickly threatened neighborhoods and had reached nearly 1,400 acres by the next morning.

The Sandy Fire reached 71% containment May 24 and stayed at roughly the same size of 2,200 acres as the day before. The fire fight of the Simi Valley blaze that kicked off amid dry, windy conditions ...

The Sandy fire crept up to 2,141 acres on Thursday, May 21, as firefighters focused on handling hot spots, slashing brush near vulnerable communities and working toward containment, which reached 40% ...

SIMI VALLEY, Calif. -- The Sandy Fire continues to burn in Simi Valley, which has scorched more than 2,100 acres and destroyed at least one home. The fire is 61% contained, and the cause is under ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Fire Department spokesperson Andrew Dowd said monitoring had been “deployed to establish a background air quality, ...

The Sandy Fire continues to burn in Simi Valley, which has scorched more than 2,100 acres and destroyed at least one home. SIMI VALLEY, Calif. (KABC) -- The Sandy Fire continues to burn in Simi Valley ...