Fires engulfed 10,000 acres of the Angeles National Forest near Lake Hughes, 60 miles north of Los Angeles, California, with mandatory evacuations in place.

Lake Fire prompts overnight evacuations in Los Angeles County. Over 10,000 acres have been burned in hours as high heat and strong winds challenge firefighters.

A brush fire broke out in the Elizabeth Lake area on Oct. 11, 2016. (Credit: KTLA) Officials first tweeted around 12:30 p.m. about the second-alarm fire around, which had by then grown to between ...

A brush fire burning near Lake Hughes has now consumed 31,089 acres and is 52% contained, ... south of Highway 138, north of Pine Canyon Road/Elizabeth Lake Road, ...

Los Angeles County Fire Department and Angeles National Forest Service personnel are battling a fast-moving brush fire that started near Castaic Lake shortly after 10:40 a.m. Wednesday and quickly ...

The Lake Fire is one of the most critical infernos in California right now. Starting on Wednesday afternoon, it has reached a size of 11,000 acres. It was only five per cent contained at the time ...

The Lake Fire exploded in size in a matter of hours and charred 10,500 acres amid hot temperatures after it was reported Wednesday at about 3:45 p.m. near the intersection of North Lake Hughes ...

A "fire tornado" video was captured during the enormous Lake Hughes blaze, in Los Angeles County, which saw some 10,000 acres ignited. "I have never seen anything like this.