SAN MARCOS (CNS) – Crews made good progress Friday against a San Marcos-area wildfire that has charred more than 2,500 acres, forced thousands to evacuate their homes and gutted several homes. By early evening, ground and airborne personnel
The Cocos Fire in San Marcos had burned 800 acres, destroyed three homes and damaged one other as of 9:30 a.m. Thursday, according to the San Marcos website. Steve Kuzj reports from San Marcos for the KTLA 5
Arson investigation underway as fires continue to ravage Southern California. Published time: May 16, 2014 03:39. Get short URL. A house burns at the Cocos fire on May 15, 2014 in San Marcos, California. (AFP Photo / David Mcnew). Tags.
Firefighters, aided by civilian and military aircraft, had largely contained a few of the fires, but officials said that the 1,200-acre San Marcos/Cocos fire remained “very active” and that two other fires near Marine Corps Base
CAL FIRE reports that that as of early Friday morning the Cocos Fire in San Marcos has burned 3,018 acres and is 10 percent contained. See the link in the previous update for a link to a satellite map of the fire. The weather in