The South Coast Air Quality Management District has issued a smoke advisory in Riverside County as the Wolf and Mindy fires continue to burn. Although crews continue to make progress on the Wolf Fire in the Banning Pass and the Mindy Fire in the Anza area,

A fast-moving vegetation fire that broke out in Riverside County on Sunday afternoon has grown approximately 73 acres, though no injuries or evacuations have been reported as of midday, officials

Juniper Fire initially started today at 11:28 a.m. in Riverside County, California. As of Monday noon, it had destroyed 111.1 acres, an increase of 111 acres since the last update. The blaze remains uncontained and and is still spreading by Monday noon.