The fire began in the city of Laguna Beach at about 2:15 p.m. local time on July 7 and grew to four acres, threatening nearby homes, according to the Orange County Fire Authority.

The brush fire burned on a hillside over Laguna Beach Monday afternoon, spreading up to 4.6 acres in several hours and forcing the evacuation of residents along the ridge, authorities said.

Fireworks are the suspected cause of a brush fire that ignited in a hilly area of Laguna Beach on Monday afternoon, prompting evacuation orders for a few hundred homes, officials said. The Rancho ...

A brush fire sparked in Laguna Beach on the afternoon of Monday, July 7. Firefighters quickly stopped the forward progress of the fire. Officials said they believe fireworks were the cause.

LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. (KABC) -- A 13-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a firework-related brush fire in Laguna Beach that burned as many as five acres and prompted evacuations ...

The Rancho Fire that forced evacuations in Laguna Beach on Monday was caused by fireworks, investigators suspect. The fire grew to four acres Monday afternoon before forward progress was halted and… ...

A small brush fire believed to have been caused by fireworks burned Monday afternoon near hillside homes in the Orange County community of Laguna Beach. The Rancho Fire was reported near Rancho Laguna ...

Evacuations were ordered Monday afternoon as firefighters battled a brush fire, believed to be fireworks related, that burned near homes in Laguna Beach. The Rancho Fire was first reported at ...