Brush fireplace burns in West Los Angeles – NBC Los Angeles
Firefighters stopped ahead progress of a brush fireplace early Wednesday morning in Brentwood.
The hearth, which began simply earlier than 3 a.m., burned about 2 acres close to the Division of Veterans Affairs’ West Los Angeles Campus. Firefighters protected close by houses and residences from flames.
The hearth burned for one hour earlier than crews, with the assistance of an LAFD helicopter, stopped ahead progress, the hearth division stated. No constructions have been threatened and no accidents have been reported.
Fireplace crews are anticipated to be on scene for mop up and containment operations, LAFD stated.
Drivers have been inspired to take different routes.
