Bryson Fire 68% Contained, Evacuations Lifted in Malibu
The Bryson Fire in Malibu reached 68% containment on Sunday, prompting officials to lift evacuations and reopen local roads. The fire burned 146 acres and had previously triggered two alert zones.
GMNA Los Angeles
Fire crews reported the Bryson Fire in Malibu was 68% contained on Sunday, and evacuation orders were lifted, allowing roads such as Topanga Canyon Boulevard to reopen.
The blaze has scorched 146 acres and involved two alert zones. Earlier evacuations were ended on Saturday after a red‑flag warning expired, according to Los Angeles County officials.
