SAN DIEGO — A brush fire broke out Friday afternoon near Interstate 15 in Bonsall, prompting the closure of several roads in the area. The fire started near southbound I-15 and Old Highway 395 ...

Join the 20,000+ people who get Times of San Diego in their inbox at 8 a.m. every day ... Fire crews quickly contained a small vegetation fire Saturday in the Bonsall area.

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SAN DIEGO — Firefighters were able to stop the forward rate of spread of a brush fire that was threatening homes in Bonsall Saturday afternoon.. Evacuation warnings were issued for residents ...

NORTH COUNTY — About 80 firefighters, assisted by airplanes and helicopters making water drops, quickly knocked down a brush fire in the Bonsall area that was threatening homes Monday morning ...

Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. WATCH HERE Firefighters responded to a brush fire that started Thursday in Bonsall, fire officials said.

The Lilac fire set off evacuations in Bonsall, a small community in northern San Diego County. The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department issued evacuation orders for nearby areas around 1:33 a.m.

Wind-whipped fires keep San Diego region on edge, ... By late afternoon, crews working on the Lilac fire in Bonsall had drawn a containment line around 50 percent of the fire’s footprint.

Ten days after the Lilac Fire ripped through San Diego’s North County, Cal Fire officials reached the milestone they’d been tirelessly working toward Saturday: 100 percent containment.

Over just a few days in late January, high winds, low humidity and dry brush fueled several fires around the region. Crews were able to keep most relatively small, although a fire in Bonsall grew ...

San Diego Fire-Rescue said it grew to 15 to 20 acres. ... By late afternoon, crews working on the Lilac fire in Bonsall had drawn a containment line around 50 percent of the fire’s footprint.