A record-breaking wildfire near San Jacinto, California, burned more than 650 acres on Sunday, officials said.
The brush fire was reported around 2:15 p.m. near Soboba Road and Gilman Springs Road, north of San Jacinto, according to the Riverside County Fire Department.
An investigation by fire officials determined the fire was human-caused.
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An investigation by fire officials determined the fire was human-caused. (Riverside County Fire Department)
As of 10pm local time, the fire remained 0% contained, according to the fire department.
At least six firefighters were hospitalized with minor injuries while battling the blaze, which was assisted by ground troops and water cannon aircraft.
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At least six firefighters battling the blaze were hospitalized with minor injuries. (iStock)
The fire prompted evacuation warnings for parts of Riverside County.
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The fire prompted evacuation warnings for parts of Riverside County. (iStock)
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The fire remains under investigation.
