More than 17,000 people told to leave their homes. A wildfire is spreading fast. The Sandy Fire in Simi Valley, California — about 30 miles from Los Angeles — has already burned over 1,400 acres. At least one home is gone. Containment? Just 5%. Wind gusts over 30 mph are fueling the flames. Cal Fire says there's an "immediate threat to life" in some areas. Firefighters got a break with calmer winds overnight. But the fire isn't done. And there's a second blaze. On Santa Rosa Island, a 23-square-mile fire has forced 11 National Park Service employees to evacuate. A cabin and equipment shed are destroyed. The cause? Investigators are looking into whether a stranded sailor's distress flares sparked it. The sailor was rescued after his boat crashed into rocks. A photo shows "SOS" burned into the ground. Two fires. Thousands evacuated. California is burning again. 🔥🇺🇸
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