We'll likely see Gov. Newsom appear in an photo-op at the scene of the fire once the dust and smoke settle... not to mention, more MSM stories about climate change and global warming.

Saddleridge Fire burning in Sylmar, Granada Hills, Porter Ranch; 1 dead, dozens of homes damaged with mandatory evacuations issued
Eyewitness News 7
By Veronica Miracle, John Gregory, Alex Cheney, Jade Hernandez and ABC7.com staff
Oct 11, 2019

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One person died in connection to an aggressive brush fire that broke out in Sylmar late Thursday night, leaving over 4,700 acres scorched and prompting mandatory evacuation orders for 25,000 homes as flames ripped through residential areas.

Officials held a press conference on the Saddleridge Fire Friday morning, in which they reported a man died of cardiac arrest as a result of the wind-driven blaze. A firefighter suffered a "minor" eye injury and was transported to an area hospital for treatment. At least 45 homes were destroyed in the whipping inferno, with the greatest area of impact on homes lost in Porter Ranch, Los Angeles fire officials said.

Officials stressed that the biggest concern was ensuring homeowners heed evacuation warnings. Los Angeles police said 25,000 residences were under mandatory evacuations, impacting about 100,000 people.

The fire erupted shortly before 10 p.m. near the westbound 210 Freeway near Yarnell Street, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. A couple of hours after the fire started, flames jumped the 5 Freeway into Granada Hills and Porter Ranch, where some homes burned, said LAFD Chief Dep. Al Poirier.