A massive brush fire in Gorman, north of Los Angeles, had burned 10,504 acres as of Sunday morning with no reported containment and strong winds expected this evening, state fire officials said.
The Post Fire started at about 1:45 p.m. Saturday, June 15, at Ralph’s Ranch and Gorman School roads, near the Golden State (5) Freeway, Los Angeles County Fire Department spokesman Chris Little told City News Service.
Here’s where it’s burning:
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