CALABASAS : Fire Burns 20 Acres Near County Line
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A brush fire that broke out in an uninhabited area near the Los Angeles-Ventura county line in Calabasas was contained Wednesday evening after burning 20 acres, a Los Angeles County Fire Department dispatcher said.
The fire started near Las Virgenes Road and Thousand Oaks Boulevard about 3:30 p.m., Dispatcher Chris Rash said. Firefighters from Los Angeles and Ventura counties had the blaze contained by 7 p.m. Flames burned in a northwest direction toward the Ventura County border, Rash said. No structures or buildings were damaged, he said.
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