CLEVELAND NATIONAL FOREST, Calif. -- A 400-acre vegetation fire erupted Wednesday morning in the Cleveland National Forest in Southern California, generating a massive column of smoke that was visible from Orange and Riverside counties.
No structures were immediately threatened by the so-called Jim Fire, according to the Orange County Fire Authority, which was assisting in the firefight along with Cal Fire.
Read more on this story at NBC Los Angeles
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