Firefighters were battling a wildfire that broke out in the community of Fontana, California, east of Los Angeles, early on the morning of October 22, 2008. According to reports, several residents were being urged to voluntarily evacuate their homes in the wake of the blaze, which was being fed by high winds. There were no reports of injuries or major property damage.FOX News: Wildfire breaks out in S. Calif., east of L.A.
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Wildfire broke out in Fontana, California, near Interstate 15 in San Bernadino CountyFOX News: Wildfire breaks out in S. Calif., east of L.A.
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Winds in excess of 30 miles per hour were fanning the flames; said to be pushing the fire towards Rancho CucamongaFOX News: Wildfire breaks out in S. Calif., east of L.A.
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Residents near the wildfire told to voluntarily evacuate; officials said no homes were in immediate dangerFOX News: Wildfire breaks out in S. Calif., east of L.A.
