Ramona Fire News Today

Cal Fire officials said Thursday that crews were able to stop the spread of the Bunnie Fire in Ramona and increased containment to 30 percent.

Just after 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Cal Fire San Diego officials said the blaze dubbed the Bunnie Fire was reported in the area of Chuck Wagon Road.

The Geology Fire, California's first 1,000-acre wildfire of the year, has closed hiking and camping areas in Joshua Tree National Park.

The Geology Fire, California's first 1,000-acre wildfire of the year, has closed hiking and camping areas in Joshua Tree National Park.

The non-injury Ramona Fire sparked just after 2 p.m. Monday.

Crews are working to contain a brush fire in Riverside County. The "Ramona Fire," which broke out Monday evening, prompted evacuation orders for parts of San Jacinto.

A brush fire that erupted Monday near San Jacinto swept over hillsides, threatening homes and prompted evacuations for several hours.

Multiple engine and hand crews were sent to San Jacinto Monday to battle flames burning along barren hillsides, propelled by southwesterly winds.

The Ramona fire has grown to 328 acres and was 20% contained as of Monday night. No injuries have been reported, and no structures have been damaged.

A brush fire erupted north of San Jacinto on Mon, May 22. The fire, named the Ramona Fire, swept over hillsides, threatening homes and agricultural operations and prompting mandatory evacuations.