By 2 p.m., the fire had consumed over 2,000 acres.

Over 100 firefighters, supported by 23 fire engines, helicopters, bulldozers, and air tankers, were dispatched to keep the blaze from encroaching on residential communities.

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Authorities issued evacuation orders for nearby homes, and Gilman Springs Road was closed between Alessandro Road and Bridge Street.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation, and officials warned that strong winds could drive further growth.

Less than two hours later, the Crown Fire broke out in Acton, located in northern Los Angeles County, near Crown Valley Road and Soledad Canyon Road, according to CAL FIRE.

The agency reported the fire had burned nearly 300 acres as of 2 p.m. as it spread through dry brush.

Evacuation orders and warnings were issued for the affected areas, and firefighting aircrafts, engines and ground crews were deployed to stop the flames from threatening homes and structures.

Authorities are actively working to establish containment lines while investigating the cause.

Fire officials urged residents in both counties to remain vigilant, adhere to evacuation instructions, and stay updated via official sources.

CAL FIRE and local fire departments continue to coordinate a full-scale response to bring both fires under control.